Carol Vorderman's son has achieved a Master's degree, despite being told he was 'unteachable'

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That's awesome how great an achievement0
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Yes I was reading about that the other day, well done to him.0
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I think it gives people hope because disabled people have people saying to them you can't do that because you have a disability I was 18 when I was told I had lupus back then they said I would die young wouldn't have children and wouldn't live a normal life
I am now 58 I had 10 children I have three law degrees a social work degree always worked unless at times I couldn't because sometimes my lupus does attack me with a vengeance when it has a mind to
I am still working now only part time and studying g psychology with counselling and I look after my mum with dementia and still fo my advocacy work but only covering now
Disability doesn't stop you liveing or haveing a life depending on your disability that is
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Hey all,
What an inspiring thread. Thanks all for sharing screenshots/links/personal stories. They were all a great read. I know the feeling. I have autism, several chronic health conditions and I am registered as having a learning disability on the NHS register but I will be graduating from my undergraduate course this week and I am halfway through my Masters. I truly believe with encouragement, the right support and determination, anyone can achieve anything! Keep aiming high0 -
Nice to know it. There are a lot of students with dyslexia and other learning disorders, but I always believe that everyone has opportunities to learn with the right approach. Fortunately, many educators discuss the teaching methods for special education now.
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