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Mainly about the girl I love VS family. My girl is some what mentally and physically disabled.She doesn't have down syndrome.She has dislexia! Did I spell that right? She doesn't understand certain things unless soneone sits down with her and explain to her like a human being'and not like an animal.She can't learn from books, or do math and other stuff like that...She is a wonderful human being no doubt, but she HAS to learn things differently. She needs people that want to talk to and help her in a personal manner.Face to face.My family assumes she is like them.They cant understand that she just tries to help make everyones lives better.Not being book smart really hurts but is hard.I love her for who she is and that should count for something.This note helped me a little, but doesn't solve my problems.
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ReuseItAll
Dec 07, 2008
Terrific advice. This is a great article! -
Susan Golis
Nov 03, 2008
I was taking notes when I was reading this. Boy is this me! I'm the one holding the matches, and there are no more bridges, no it's not that bad, but I do have a natural way of putting my foot in my mouth. This article will just have to become a favorite for me! Great advice, thank you!
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Mike
Aug 01, 2008
Good advice...you should never burn your bridges in the first place, but in case you do, be the better person and make amends for it.
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Pixie1976
Jul 01, 2008
It is often difficult to be the first to apologize. Brave woman, gentle heart.
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Larry Fike
Jun 01, 2008
Very nice. I have a particular situation I'm now confronting, and I will definitely be employing (deploying?) some of your advice here. -Larry
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Cheryl Heppard
May 29, 2008
Great advice, we've all burned a bridge or two at some point
