The typical journey through life

[Mike_Yates]

From my understanding, this is the normal journey through life.

Birth > childhood > elementary school > high school > college > work > marriage > children > retirement > death.

Unfortunately for some people with mild mental impairments (such as myself) their lives go like this.

Birth > difficult childhood > special education > do not go to college > menial labor > have several illegitimate children out of wedlock > struggle financially > government assistance > death.

 

[Frizzle_Fry]

From my understanding, this is the normal journey through life.

Birth > childhood > elementary school > high school > college > work > marriage > children > retirement > death.

Unfortunately for some people with severe cry baby syndrome (such as myself) their lives go like this.

Birth > difficult childhood > special education > do not go to college > menial labor > have several illegitimate children out of wedlock > struggle financially > government assistance > death.

FYP! Sucks for you homie!

 

[Mike_Yates]

special needs kids have special needs.

 

[renard_ruse]

You have a bunch of illegitimate children?

 

[nayia]

Hey I think you jumped ahead... there's still time for something good to happen before death!

 

[Aquagal]

From my understanding, this is the normal journey through life.

Birth > childhood > elementary school > high school > college > work > marriage > children > retirement > death.

Unfortunately for some people with mild mental impairments (such as myself) their lives go like this.

Birth > difficult childhood > special education > do not go to college > menial labor > have several illegitimate children out of wedlock > struggle financially > government assistance > death.

Difficult childhood is a new one...needs more details.

I know you don't have bastard children yet because you haven't moved on to menial labor.

You've already claimed your mama is rich and you will inherit millions.

 

[Mike_Yates]

Difficult childhood is a new one...needs more details.

I know you don't have bastard children yet because you haven't moved on to menial labor.

You've already claimed your mama is rich and you will inherit millions.

Special needs 4 life!

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[cum2ut]

From my understanding, this is the normal journey through life.

Birth > childhood > elementary school > high school > college > work > marriage > children > retirement > death.

Unfortunately for some people with mild mental impairments (such as myself) their lives go like this.

Birth > difficult childhood > special education > do not go to college > menial labor > have several illegitimate children out of wedlock > struggle financially > government assistance > death.

Hmm...all the special needs people I know haven't followed that plan. None of them have illegetimate children, none of them struggle financially, & several have not only been through college, but one of them has a masters degree in education & started a program for learning disabled children in her school district. So...there you go with your generalizations again.

 

[Mike_Yates]

Hmm...all the special needs people I know haven't followed that plan. None of them have illegetimate children, none of them struggle financially, & several have not only been through college, but one of them has a masters degree in education & started a program for learning disabled children in her school district. So...there you go with your generalizations again.

She had an IQ above 100 I would assume.

 

[cum2ut]

She had an IQ above 100 I would assume.

I don't know, but she has cerebral palsy & can't speak very well. She uses a computer, like Stephen Hawking does to communicate, but didn't have one in college. She had to write the teacher a note to talk to them & got special permission to tape record all her classes, since she couldn't write fast enough to take notes. She had tutors for math & didn't always get straight A's, but she wanted a masters, to prove that people who are handicapped could succeed.

 

[Mike_Yates]

If I had an unlimited amount of money to spend on education, I could only get so far as opposed to someone with average/above average/superior/gifted intelligence.

 

[cum2ut]

If I had an unlimited amount of money to spend on education, I could only get so far as opposed to someone with average/above average/superior/gifted intelligence.

She didn't have unlimited money. She couldn't even get a Pell grant or any kind of scholarship. She worked her way through school.....so, throw out yet another one of your excuses, while you're thinking of more stuff to post as "Susan Slaughter"

 

[Mike_Yates]

She didn't have unlimited money. She couldn't even get a Pell grant or any kind of scholarship. She worked her way through school.....so, throw out yet another one of your excuses, while you're thinking of more stuff to post as "Susan Slaughter"

I'm sure she had a drivers license and a car, so she could drive herself to and from work and school.

 

[fair_warning]

Unfortunately for some people with mild mental impairments (such as myself) their lives go like this.

Birth > difficult childhood > special education > do not go to college > menial labor > have several illegitimate children out of wedlock > struggle financially > government assistance > death.

I doubt there is anything 'special needs' about you other than your special need to constantly start threads about people with special needs.

 

[Mike_Yates]

I doubt there is anything 'special needs' about you other than your special need to constantly start threads about people with special needs.

According to the Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) I have an IQ of 89. Which is 11 points below average.

I am not intelligent enough to go to college and have a successful career of any kind.

Life is not going to be easy for me.