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Personal Narrative-Analytic Disorder Analysis

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Don 't feel bad, we can 't see what others post until we post our own so there was really no way of knowing. As well as there are a million different angles that can be taken on this disorder. Mine was diagnosed way into adulthood and both of my children have it. Because my daughter was diagnosed so late, I try to use the knowledge and experiences we gained from her mis-fortune to educate

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