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Subject: Re: would like some help Author: molly [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:54:41 08/13/09 Thu In reply to: Erica 's message, "Re: would like some help" on 19:26:45 08/02/09 Sun Dear Erica, The fact that you have dyslexia has not affected your ability to communicate. You are a good communicator. You’ve communicated very well that you are frustrated, fluster, angry, and very put-out by your coworkers, as you should be. There is help, and here is how you find it; call your community college, ask for their department that helps students with disabilities, make an appointment to speak with a counselor that specializes with students with disabilities. The people in this department are employed there because they have the resources and know-how to give YOU the help you need. I can see how keeping this a “secret” may make you feel safe, (temporarily) but eventually you will feel isolated. I can tell you from my own experience; you can find help, but you must go to the help, it won’t come to you. Best of luck, From someone who has walked in your shoes. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]