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Leo Hernandez-Nuñez loves time on his skateboard. “I skateboard whenever I can,” Hernandez-Nunez said. It’s freeing for the 14-year-old who will be a high school freshman in the fall, after spending years struggling to overcome ADHD, or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. “I was getting in fights. I wasn’t able to pay attention and it was hard for me to focus on important things,” Hernandez-Nuñez said. “Leo would be very moody. He would lash out in anger, yelling, not listening,” said Leo’s mom, Jacinda Hernandez. When Leo was age 11, Jacinda knew something had to change. “I was like this is enough. I need to get him some help,” Hernandez said. Through his pediatr

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