ADHD online application proves helpful to doctors

School isn't my favorite thing to do. I think 'Eh' about school." Not an uncommon sentiment among 10-year-olds like Eli Bak of Belmont, but there's one subject he really struggles with: writing. "He has difficulty with things that require a lot of handwork and difficulty with things that require a lot of steps," says Randy Bak, Eli's father. Bak's parents consulted with Dr. Marilyn Augustyn, a developmental and behavioral pediatrician at Boston Medical Center. She wanted to rule out attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Mehealth for ADHD is an online application developed by a company in Marlborough.