Monday, 22 September 2025

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  • My writing comes from my own life.
  • I have “special needs” and I share my story through my blog and poetry.
  • This book started as my blog.
  • I wanted to make it bigger so more people can read it.
  • I hope it helps people who feel alone, misunderstood, or not seen.
  • In this book I will be open and honest.
  • I want to connect with you, the reader.
  • This book is not just about conditions.
  • It is about people – our lives, our struggles, our successes, and our humanity.


This book represents a significant contribution to understanding disability and mental health. It provides a personal perspective on how disability affects daily life, and it explores the essential support systems that help people thrive.

The contents of this book outline a step-by-step journey:

  • Starting with basic definitions of learning disabilities and mental health.
  • Moving into in-depth sections on specific conditions such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, ADHD, and autism.
  • Covering vital mental health topics including anger, anxiety, depression, suicide awareness, mentoring, and counseling.

The structure is intentional:

  • Begin with foundations – understanding the key terms and ideas.
  • Build toward detail – exploring specific conditions and lived experiences.
  • Conclude with support and solutions – showing practical strategies, systems, and real-life approaches.

This approach makes the book both educational and accessible, suitable for readers who are new to these topics as well as those who are seeking deeper insights.

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