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Special ed kids, what's it like?
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Went to school. Was labled "retarded" fell through the cracks. Hardly could read and write when I graduated.
I was pissed. Didn't attend graduation.
Went to college. Had an awesome English teacher. Got me up to speed.
Proved everyone wrong. Being stubborn was a blessing.
Woah. How did that happen to you!?
Fell through the cracks. I don't know what to say there.
A really, really common story honestly. I'm glad that you stuck with it, sometimes getting out is the first step to getting up.