My gosh CHD-3 family. It has been a long time. feels like it has been forever. It is a new a year. Happy New Year to everyone. I know my mom broke into my account, but not really. I gave her my access because I was not allowed to post. And I am going to try for now anyway to post to you all without any editing any help from the webpress editor and see how it goes for a post or 2.
I do want to let you all know that I am now in homeschooling. My mom has me learning with K12 Schools so I am learning the same thing I would learn at school just at home. The only thing I notice is there is more quizes. MORE READING and I don’t like that but in my weeks I think I have already learned a lot because I have NO choice. But it feels like it is one on one learning. I think that is what I needed because I always reeled like I was rushed. I felt like there ws so much worked and I was never going to get it done. I never understood it. I hated it. I feel so much more calmer. My mom stirs me up. She frustrates me and sometimes I think having her as part of my homeschool team is good, but man I don’t know LOL. I mean she taught me at night time but now there is no choice because I only have her. So I have to tell her she is right.
I miss my friends but not as much I thought I would, I make sure I go to church every Wednesday. I love my church family. They make me laugh,
Oh my mom shared my test results that I did during my Thanksgiving break. I had mixed feelings. I think I was really mad first. The first thing my mom made sure I understood was I wasn’t dumb. She showed me that and that I just understand things in a different way. I think I already knew that. And that it takes me forever to understand things. But what me really mad was I am Dyslexic and this isn’t new news, but here I sit writing something that should take me 30 minutes and it takes me 1 hour or more. Who even knows if it makes sense. But I dont want to blame anyone because it not anyone’s fault that I have it but now I just wonder will I ever learn to be normal. How long will it take? I am glad to know my brain works and that it just just thinks different then everyone else but what does that really mean is now what I want to know.
Now that I am getting into my routine I will make sure my blog is a part of it. It is no longer an assignment. I am so happy I did not use my old school email because boy that closed out that account so fast. I was just a name to them. At least that is how I feel.
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New Beginnings: Embracing Change in 2026
My gosh, CHD-3 family! It feels like ages since I last connected with you all. Happy New Year to everyone! I know my mom has been sneaky about my account, but honestly, I gave her access because I wasn’t allowed to post. So here I am, trying to write a couple of entries on my own without any help from the webpress editor. Let’s see how it goes!
Starting Homeschooling
I want to share that I’ve transitioned to homeschooling this year using K12 Schools. It’s pretty much the same curriculum as traditional school, only now it’s at home. The biggest change? There are definitely more quizzes and a lot more reading—definitely not my favorite! However, I’ve noticed substantial learning in just a few weeks. It’s like having one-on-one instruction, which is something I truly needed. In school, I often felt rushed and overwhelmed by the workload, making me frustrated and confused. Now, I feel more settled, which is a relief.
Of course, being taught by my mom has its ups and downs. While sometimes she frustrates me, I realize that having her as part of my educational journey might actually be a good thing. It’s true that we often argue, especially since now I have no choice but to accept her guidance. So, I guess I have to acknowledge that she might be right most of the time… LOL!
Missing Friends and Finding Joy
I miss my friends, but surprisingly not as much as I thought I would. I make it a point to attend church every Wednesday. My church family brings so much joy and laughter, which I cherish.
Navigating Dyslexia
Now, let’s talk about something a bit tougher. My mom shared my test results from Thanksgiving break, and initially, I felt really mad. She emphasized that I’m not dumb, and that I just process things differently. Deep down, I knew that; I just take longer to grasp concepts. What really hit hard is the reminder I’m dyslexic. Writing this blog, which should take me 30 minutes, often extends to an hour or more. I sometimes wonder if what I write even makes sense.
I struggle with the question: Will I ever feel “normal”? How long will this take? I’m relieved to know that my brain works uniquely, but I want to understand what that truly means moving forward.
Committing to My Blog
As I settle into my new routine, I’m determined to make blogging a part of it. It’s no longer just an assignment for me. I can’t help but feel grateful that I didn’t stick with my old school email—who knew that would close out so quickly? Back then, I felt like just a name, but now I’m ready to be more than that.
Thanks for reading, CHD-3 family. Here’s to new adventures and learning together in 2026!
Overcoming the adversities of CHD-3 
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