She has a tooth reabsorption issue so she only has a measly 4 teeth left. I check them every now and then for signs they need to be removed. Hopefully she never needs her last canines pulled, i love them sm
I always have a hard to explaining to others how my dyslexia/dyscalculia affects me. As someone who’s in an intense masters program, it feels weird to say I’m dyslexic, but I know how it affects me.
The only visual issues I have are dyscalculia, usually between 2s and 5s, and extremely rare… but when it comes to verbalizing and note taking?? It’s extremely apparent. I studied a math heavy major in undergrad, and vocalizing my math when I’d try to teach someone felt like learning mandarin. I have to use my full focus to say numbers out loud. I’ve also had professors pull me aside multiple times to correct my pronunciations, which I know are incorrect, but my mind won’t always let me say what I need to. I almost got points taken off on an assignment last semester because I kept saying exversion instead of eversion… it almost makes me feel like going to get accommodations or something for mispronunciations but I don’t know if that exists or how to ask for that lol.
I feel like saying it’s my dyslexia always creates a disconnect between me and whomever I’m talking to. Is there a better diagnosis for specifically *verbal* word processing? A better word to explain it? How do you/others explain this to people?
Hehe she likes stremtch
I recently adopted this sweetheart and decided to give him his first stremtch as he’s been settling in quite well. I don’t think he understood, and leaned into it expecting it to just be a big face pet. I swear I’m not hurting him here, he just looks silly pushing into the stremtch. 2nd photo is forgiveness tax for confusing him.