Mommy and me, with my old friend: Learning Disablities...

Oct 01, 2010 23:48

Let me say something about myself. Ask a young child, I would have problems in class, weather it's math or doing homework. For a good part of my life, I would sometimes wonder why i could never do any of my homework right, or follow directions. In most families, one's parent(s) would always be there to support and help their child with simple ( Read more... )

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winhall October 2 2010, 08:50:11 UTC
Growing up with that kinda problem can be tough, especially when your family (and teachers) don't know how to handle it. My brother has a slight reading/writing learning disability (to this day, when he writes something down quickly, the letters get all scrambled). I remember having to practice with him which I hated and he hated and never got anything done. My mother was really patient with him, and maybe that did make a difference, but in the end he still receives low grades whenever spelling is a factor. He never much liked reading either, even though many books found their way into our household for him (and ended up with me ( ... )

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dj_madusa October 2 2010, 13:42:00 UTC
Believe me, i would love to move out of parents house, but it's hard finding a job. At one point, me and my parents did sit down and talked but i feel like nothing got througt to her. What's worse is that my mother think im purposely forgetting things,as if i don't care about them. 2 days ago, my sister-in-law called to tell my father happy birthday, but then i forgot the tell him. Later that day, he tells me that she called him and asked why i didn't tell him earlier. I was honest, i told him i forgot, but the my mother's like "that nothing new from her" with an additude. They always like to remind me about my age when i fuck up in things, but sometimes i just want to just yell back "try being my age with a brain that doesn't want to work right. And to be recent, i had to call for jury duty. I had to pay attention to a date i need to call back, but my dogs barked so i missed hearing it. She got upset about it and she had to fix it for me, then she said see what would happen if i forget to call again (if i don't them back, i could get ( ... )

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winhall October 3 2010, 17:07:17 UTC
If there's no support to be gained from them, don't try. Be your own motivation, it'll help you learn stuff better than hoping to get something that just won't come. Just remember that one day, when it all pays off and you're successful, you let them know that it sure as hell wasn't their doing.

What's jury duty...?

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dj_madusa October 3 2010, 17:26:48 UTC
It had to explain what it is but Jury Duty is when you are summoned to the court house and get involved with a legal case. If you you don't attend without a valid reason, you could get arrested for civil disobedients.

*sigh* well until that day come when im on my own, i just got to hang in there v.v

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universeheart October 7 2010, 17:57:07 UTC
hm... well, I know someone who also had such hardships, but she is a really optimistic person. As someone who also had a learning disability she came pretty far, now that she is studying biology with us and has gotten even so much better than the best of us. ^^ I can say I am proud of her ( ... )

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