Dealing With Dysgraphia.

It's sad and frustrating to be this way.
When everyone sees the cute little boy, I see a useless me.
About being useless, Mom would say :
"Oh baby, you aren't useless, You're just different in a special way"

Well, that coming from the mouth of a top lawyer. Did I mention both Mom and Dad are lawyers?

Then, by now you should feel my frustration. Being diagnosed with Dysgraphia made me a little self-guided.
What's more crazy is my brain refusing the drugs prescribed for me. It's either I get a total knockout or I live with a major headache for the whole day.

It's a pain in the ass and now it seems am my remedy, until I grow older and try on my medication hoping for the side effects to be gone by then.

:Dysgraphia (A condition in which a person has difficulty turning their thoughts into written language for their age and ability to think).
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