Sheila Matthews

Which of those objectives would

We have an amazing exhibit in the Capitol.

It's the first of its kind, and we're hoping for more throughout the country.

But it's basically on Eisenhower's abled child.

And we have the checklists of the ADHD child and how it mirrors that of the gifted child.

So our presentation is going to be to educate lawmakers.

It's open to the public.

It's from 8 a.m.

to 12 noon.

in the south wing of the Capitol building.

And people can find information on FultonCountySpeaks.com in the events section.

It is gonna be wonderful.

I mean, basically, we are working to help support a bill, HR 1007.

sponsored by Todd Jones, a House representative, regarding arts for health initiatives for improving mental health outcomes.

So basically, it is to work on alternatives instead of psychiatric drugs for children.

It's to really look at the validity of

of the label itself, because President Eisenhower wanted the children, the able child, to flourish.

And where the ADHD child is a disease model, President Eisenhower's child is a gifted child.

And when you lift up the child, the entire country flourishes.

This disease model of ADHD isn't real.