What did you learn today? Part II

nickysunflower said:
I learned something that surprised me in my Deaf History, and Culture class. We were asked if we had a Deaf child what kind of education would you want for them. I said I would want them in a school for the Deaf. I was very surprised my professors response. She said that kids who go to schools for the Deaf don't know how to socialize with the hearing people. It left me speechlsess for a minute. I havespent time with Deaf kids, and adults who have been educated in schools for the Deaf, and find that to be silly. I guess it kinda like people thinking home schooled kids are not exposed to oher kids. Crazy!
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like your post here...yeah it is weird - i agree, theres a still ALOT of misconceptions....it can be very damaging...
 
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bloody headache talks again BORING
i dont talk about headaches unless its a hangover
 
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And I don't talk about hangovers b/c getting drunk is not something worth doing, there's so many better things to do! :)
 
I learned that the gas station by my house gives you free pizza on your birthday! They make their own cheese sauce and dough!
 
Learned that the "Blue Fish" are running and my sons are going to catch some at the Beach....don't believe I've ever ate any (?)....but one thing for sure, they are gonna clean 'em....
 
Bottesini said:
Confess: Verb

Admit something one is embarrassed about.
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I clear no problem :) I am interesting I learn it :P confess new fast I am accept to new grow take an times process! effort encourage to communication!
 
MyNameIsNO said:
i have problem, too many anger issue!!!!!! :( i wish i learn for control on anger
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The younger of my two older brothers always had an anger problem. He has thrown chairs and other furniture at family members. He has punched holes in walls. He once got mad at my mother (he was 11) when she said he could not go outside in shorts and bare feet when we had 3 inches of ice fall and coat the ground. We were living in Atlanta, GA at the time. He wrapped a belt around his neck and pulled until he was blue. Mother took a knife and cut it off of him and he had all his belts taken away. These anger issues continued on into adulthood. He started drinking and after his girlfriend had his baby, he realized he had a problem, he stopped himself from following a punch through when he realized he was about to hit the baby. He took himself to the police department and admitted what almost happened and what caused it. He asked if they knew what could help him. they asked him if he would accept whatever they suggested and that's when he broke down and admitted all the things he did in anger growing up. They let him stay in a cell for 2 days, then got him into treatment for both alcohol abuse and anger management. After 21 days, he was released and he has been a member of AA since. This has now been 26 years. HE has also managed to work out his anger but will not talk about the therapy he went through.

My only thought is, if the anger is too much for you to deal with on your own, NEVER be ashamed to admit you need help and see about counseling. Almost all counseling agencies have Anger Management classes available.

When I worked for a counseling agency in Columbia, MO, each of their locations had at least 3 anger management classes going year round. Sometimes insurance will not cover it, but a lot of these agencies have a sliding fee scale and can work with you.
 
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