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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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Empathy Over Ignorance

In this post, I am not going to talk about a horse or a horseback riding experience, but about a certain dog breed that changed my life. It began five years ago when I traveled to California to visit a friend over a spring break. I was more then ready to go to her house after a long day of traveling and fun at the Santa Monica Pier. The second we stepped in the door, her puppy greeted us with a wagging tail and warm kisses. I was aware that he was a black lab pitbull mix, and

Leaning on Jesus

(Photo was purchased by BigStock) Before I begin, I understand that there are readers who do not follow Jesus or believe in Christianity, I'm not looking to condemn or force my way of life on anyone on this post. I just wish to give a perspective on how believing in Jesus has been part of my blessed ride. Last night at Christmas mass, the priest emphasized that it is easy to get frustrated when things don't go our way, but Jesus is a support system to lean on during those tim

Cherish

(My late grandfather aka Guppa, miss him everyday) There is one person that always comes to mind this time of year. I think of him on some occasions, but for some reason my thoughts of him tend to skyrocket when the holidays approach. Perhaps that is because I won't hear his voice over the phone on Christmas morning, so my mind is trying make him alive in my heart and memories as much as possible. The man that I am speaking of is my late paternal grandfather, also known as Gu

Let Go of the Fears and Tears

I don't know why this is happening, but this former aide from my sophomore year of high school keeps haunting my mind. Thankfully, I am far away from her presence but who she was and what I learned from her will always linger. This aide was as foul tempered as a dragon in a fantasy book. She got in my face and screamed at me whenever I took extra time on a math problem; erased my answer which did not help me improve, barely hid the frustration in her voice when I asked for c

Learning to Embrace

Acceptance always rings in my voice, when I talk to others about my Nonverbal Learning Disorder. That is because I acknowledge what I have, and understand that the challenges will be there for the rest of my life. Yet another thing that is prevalent in my voice is a lack of enthusiasm and passion, which often suggests to others that I don't embrace NVLD and they are not wrong. Embracing my learning difference is a challenge and has been for my past twenty three years of life.

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