Ablechild ADHD support group/ media

We have a very large news archive and encourage you to read some of the articles.

An American Tragedy:
The Drugging of America’s children

The New Civil Rights Issue facing The American Educational System
(Informed consent & the right to refuse)

Patricia Weathers and Sheila Matthews have been featured on over a dozen national programs which include: Time Magazine, NPR Radio, CNN, The Armstrong Williams Show, John Walsh Show, Hannity Radio Show, Hannity & Colmes Television Show, Good Morning America, NBC’s The Today's Show, USA Today, CBS Evening News with Dan Rather, A&E Investigative Reports, Discovery Health, Front Cover New York Times.

Patricia Weathers was a key witness in two Congressional Hearings. Her story was documented in a New York Post Series (7 day coverage included front page cover story).

Sheila Matthews, Mother from Connecticut testified on the first law in the Country to prohibit school personnel from recommending drugs to children. Sheila Matthews and Patricia Weathers efforts have rocked the Local, State, and Federal government, questioning the validity of ADD and the drugs associated with the "treatment".

These two mothers have launched a parent support website, to inform and help parents who have been given misleading information in regards to ADHD and the recommended drug “treatment”. Their organization is called Parents for Label & Drug Free Education.

This year they completed a taping of the Montel Williams Show where they joined forces with the Dunkle family of PA who lost their little girl to the label and drugs being marketed in the public school system.

AbleChild: Parents for Label & Drug Free Education

Patricia Weathers, President & Founder, State of New York

Sheila Matthews, National Vice President, State of Connecticut

Tony Zizza, Vice President, State of Georgia

Vicky Dunkle, Vice President, State of Pennsylvania

Rebecca Noble, Vice President, State of Arizona

Patricia Mark, Vice President, State of Connecticut

Tracy Gray Vice President, State of Missouri

Erika Neely, Vice President, State of California

Hideyo Kurosawa, Vice President, Japan