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There is always a Blessing

Welcome to blessedride.com. This blog is about a young woman who lives with a learning difference known as NVLD (Nonverbal Learning Disorder). Life is like riding a horse from her perspective. There are challenges, falls and accomplishments, yet she has found blessings in all of those circumstances. I am that woman, my name is Meghan and it is a pleasure to share my ride with you. I hope that you enjoy the blessings that have come from it, and will be inspired to find your own.

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Give Thanks! We Made It To Twenty Years

(Marisa and I before a scary movie, how did we make it this long?) Our story began Fall of 1997 at Central Baptist Church. Free time was in session for us preschoolers, all of my peers broke off to play in their social circles, and I went to my usual spot which was a sandbox located in the corner of the room. After a few minutes of rolling this little toy car around , I started to feel a bit lonely and looked around to see if there was anyone who wanted to play. Everyone see

The Nonverbal Inspiration

Hey folks, sorry for the long long delay. Between the weekend and trying to write my own personal stories, I have not made time for the blog. Yet I am feeling inspired and the format is different from what you're used to , so you are in for a treat. Ever since Thursday, Arran has been on my mind. We met at an equine assisted facility called Horses Healing Humans in Stonington, Connecticut. In case some of you are wondering, I did fall in love with him but not the point where

Accomplishing Forgiveness

For almost twenty one years, I believed that my own kind were my worst enemy. All I had experienced from humans was rejection, deception, focus on my weaknesses, disregard for my strengths, ridicule for how I learned, and being labeled as dumb and incompetent. Luckily there were and still are people in my life who think differently about me. However those negative attitudes came from the majority of people that I knew. I never understood where the cruelty came from, I tried

The Challenge of Social Anxiety

Some of you have probably met this type of person or are that type of person. You see them in the corner at parties, nightclubs, restaurants, and other large social gatherings.They will sometimes venture off to use the restroom or grab another cup of punch, but then will return right back to the corner. When a small group of attendants approaches them, the person will politely smile and exchange a long in depth conversation with them. I am that type of person, it is not becau

The Challenge of Anxiety

I know that in my last entry I talked about the fall I have experienced of driving, and that I have learned to make the decision when I am ready. I am happy to announce that I have made the first step, by getting back on the road with a a driving school that is adaptive to my needs. However the first lesson did not come without anxiety. I have not been on the main road in a couple of months, but I was confident that I could drive it. After all the speed limit was only 35 mph,

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