You know what I think, I think you should do what you want to do
sweetie. Stuff what everyone else says. If you know your ability
will take you to where u want to go, then go for it.
I remember when I was in High School deciding on what I wanted to
study after I graduated, everyone would say to me "get an office job
so you dont have to move around and it'll be easy for you" THAT was
the one job I didn't want to do. I said to myself I wanna be what I
want to be and stuff what anyone else has to say. If I know I can do
it I can. I wanted to be a vet, to study spanish and to travel. See
how it goes and if you like it then go for it. :) I wish you all the
best in your future and whatever you chose to do may it bring you
all the success in the world.

--- In achondroplastic_dwarfism@yahoogroups.com, "Amy Miele"
<LiloStitchgurl16@h...> wrote:
> I am a sophomore in high school starting to just see what I want
to major in, a little early I know, but I am being safer than not. I
would love to major in the Special Ed field but a lot of the
articles that I have read on it and the people tell me all the same
thing, but it's very physically challenging. I have noticed in the
LPA Today that some careers that a lot of LPs conduct, there are a
couple of Special Ed. teachers, and I am wondering what they do
exactly, so maybe I can look into that. I have a lot of Special Ed.
experience throughout my whole school career when it comes to all my
adaptations given to me. The school tells me that I am a great
advocate for myself, and they agree that I would be a great advocate
for a lot of other little people.
>
> If you have any experience working in the Special Ed. field, I
would like to ask you a couple of questions if that's alright.
Please e-mail me.
>
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> Thanks,
> Amy
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> Amy Miele
> LPA District 13 Teen Coordinator
> LiloStitchgurl16@h...
> *Good things come in small packages*