Learning Disabilities is Just One Title
by sak22124
Thursday, August 13, 2009
My "learning disabled" sister graduated from high school in 1984 with a "real" diploma and not an attendance diploma. She passed the comptency tests in place at time but with unlimited time to take the tests and parts read to her. At the point she graduated, she was "learning disabled,...
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Merely Me
Saturday, August 29, 2009 at 11:47 AM
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Hi there
Nice to meet you...wow...I am really awed by your story. I am around your sister's age...I graduated high school in 1982....and I think we have come a long way in understanding the different disabilities. My youngest son has autism and my eldest son does not...and I often wonder how my older son views being a sibling to someone who has a disability. I am proud that...my eldest is wanting to volunteer with some groups who help out kids with autism...like buddy ball. But I always worry...am I spending enough time with each of them...is it all fair...things like this.
I would be very interested in your take on how things were for you growing up and how you viewed your sister when you were a kid. If you are at all interested you could share more of your story about the early years of growing up with your sister. I know it would help a lot of people including myself.
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for posting this...
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