Welcome..No, I cannot commiserate with being gay; however, I understand the frustrations of the math difficulty as I walk alongside my 12 yo son, seeking the best options available for him.
You math LD shouldn't stand in the way of your ambition to become a writer. Links to colleges that have programs for students with LDs follow:
Some state universities offer a flexible liberal arts college called New College, where the student sits down with an adviser to hammer out a course of study. This is an option where you may take simpler math.
Blessings,
Heather
Edited by heathermomster on April 16 2012 03:28 PM
I'm bi. I came out in college, where I also the only Jew I was aware of til maybe my last year there.
I was in Special Ed as a young child for Speech and Language but the LD was never caught. I do have a speech difference.
I was very badly bullied in my younger school years and it was very scary.
I've been the "only" whatever for ally life. It's made me who I am.
I can totally understand. It hasn't always been easy, and sometimes i really want to cry, but I don't think I'd be me without having this disability or being gay.
