Imagine this: You’re a teenager who’s recently been diagnosed with ADHD and you’re also battling the flu. You’ve got your medications neatly placed on your bathroom counter. Your little brother, who has a knack for eating anything he finds, isn’t home so you leave the bathroom door unlocked. Then, you have a family visit. Hours later, you find your ADHD medication missing. The plot thickens when your cousin is accused of taking the meds and you’re blamed for it. Let’s dive into this intriguing tale of family drama, misplaced blame, and a missing bottle of Adderall.
The Diagnosis and the Meds
The Usual Spot
The Unexpected Visit
The Disappearing Act
The Search
The Accusation
The Defense ️
The Aftermath ️
The Complications
The Personal Solution
The Reasoning
The Safety Measures
The Final Detail
A Twist in the Tale: Who’s the Real Culprit? ️♀️
In a whirlwind of events, our young protagonist finds herself in the middle of a family drama. After her ADHD meds mysteriously vanish during a family visit, she’s accused of irresponsibly giving them to her cousin. Despite her attempts to explain the situation, she’s met with disbelief and blame. In a surprising turn, she bans her cousin from their house and contemplates filing a report if he ever takes her meds again. But here’s the kicker: the meds were not in their original bottle, and they weren’t even placed next to her flu meds. So, did the cousin actively search for them? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation… ️♀️
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