I've never heard of eyasym. Doc told me that if Daytrana didn't work, that she would have to try Concerta, full blown Ritalin, and if that didn't work Adderall. Luckily the middle dose patch of Daytrana seemed to do the trick for me.
What does your son really enjoy doing?
The reason I ask this is because you probably know that if an ADHD patient isn't interested in something (i.e. classes, chores, etc.) that they will put it off indefinitely and subconsciously refuse to focus on it. BUT, if they are interested in something, they tend to hyperfocus on it and can get really good at it. I'd try to give him as many opportunities to do the things he enjoys as possible. If he has something he can focus on that he enjoys and look forward too, it tends to spill over into other aspects of his life.
Mountain biking does that for me. I tend to get a bit unfocused and irritable when I don't get to go biking as often as I need to.
Well, I can say that substandard parenting can make it worse. I think my mom didn't notice my ADHD when I was a kid because she was too busy with her boyfriend of the week.
That combined with not having a stable, consistent father figure really made things very tough for me. It's kinda hard to fight/treat something when you don't know you have it. When I found out I had ADHD, so many things in my life that happened became very clear. Unfortunately, this also cause my respect for my mom to plummet, and to this day, that's still under repair.
hast becasue your mum didnt notice the condition, not because she was a bad perent, (not saying she was a good mother mind) its just that people are to fast to say its bad mothers, its bad diet, its bad schooling!¬