Kelly Babcock 2013 Mental Health Hero Cartoon-A-Thon
Drawing by Chato Stewart

I wasn’t always that concerned with the welfare of people with mental health issues. I wasn’t actually aware that people with mental health issues needed anyone to be concerned for their welfare.

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Mental Health Humor Cartoon by Chato Stewart
Father:  What happened to the “pipe and a button nose and two eyes made out of coal”?Son: I could only find an electronic cigarette and a  Velcro nose & 2 oven knob eyes. He’s not a jolly  happy soul! Think I gave him too much Ritalin? Caption: Frosty the ADD Snowman I was on it for a Ritalin as a kid… so says my mother. The same woman who still can’t remember if I had all my shots or if I had chickenpox; She is not sure if it was me or if is one or all of my other 4 siblings…

Ah, the great recorded keeping of the 70′s and 80′s – a pen and paper was used back then kid’o's.  Not the ipods or blackburrys of today’s TEXT world.   The only text we had back then was from an upside down calculator: 07734 = hello.
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Family Stew: National Health Blog Post Month Cartoons

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Sign: You must be this tall to ride: age 12 (crossed out), age 8 (crossed out), age 6 (crossed out), AGE 4 [ADHD playground]

Caption: Children as young as 4 can be diagnosed ADHD

ADHD Guidelines Change: NOW OKAY – Diagnosing 4 Year Olds

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder/ADHD guidelines changed to include diagnosing children as young as  4 years old.  The latest change addresses “children ages 4-18 because there is additional research on that age range,” says Mark Wolraich, chairman of the committee that prepared the report, released Sunday at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference in Boston.