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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is she pretty? She can marry well and be a SAHM. A lot of people won’t like this answer but it’s realistic. Women do this and it’s totally accepted and even applauded, depending on how wealthy you are.[/quote] OP here. Yes, she is and sad to say, this does seem to be her best hope. But obviously I can't hedge my bets on this. [/quote] [b]NO. Now I think you're a troll. [/quote][/b] OP here. Believe me I am not a troll, I'm just sad and at my witt's end and hoping someone can give me some advice. [/quote] [b]:roll: Lots of people (including me) have given you the exact right advice which is to seek out a professional evaluation if you truly have concerns about how she is doing in school. But you keep ignoring that, probably because you are on here for your own jollies.[/quote][/b] Like I have said before my big concern at the moment isn't school Yes, it's possible to get her accomodations that will help her get through. But that won't help her on the job. Her future employer won't care about whether she has a designated learning disability and be willing to extend accomodations. An employer only cares about how she performs. THIS is my big worry. [/quote]
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