LDASC's Ann Whitten of Aiken Learning Lab and the LDASC Board of Directors reaching out to LDA members.
...working continuously for individuals with learning disabilities, their parents and the professionals who serve them...
Friday, February 21, 2014
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Saturday, February 8, 2014
I would keep my disabilities.
A fellow twitter asked today: Carolyn D. Cowen @cdcowen 1h
Here's a 2-part question: If U could choose, would U keep/not keep Ur dyslexia? How about 4 Ur children--if U could make it vanish, would U?
So, I looked over and asked my child. He stated he would keep his LD and his dyslexia. I asked him why and he replied that it makes him a better learner and it is how he was made, who he is.
I want to cry. My child has reached a point in life that though he is often frustrated by how his dyslexia/dyscalculia/dysgraphia makes learning difficult for him, he would rather be who he is than someone different.
This is a day I have waited for and thankful it has came to be.
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