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I had an appointment today (after a year and a half at school) with dissability services. I went in once before but the guy somewhat wigged me out and worry about backlash from my profs. The person I talked to today was great and seemed to know about celiac and cc and everything. She was really nice and talked to me about what it has been like for me w/ celiac, and how hard it is to be a student and to deal with this. Also about why I didn't register before and my problems I'm having with my department. Also we planned out how to deal with it when I have my practicum. It was really helpful and the person was sooooo nice. We are meeting again in 1.5 months to see how everything is going. Yay for me.


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That's great news. I'm glad you went back after having a bad experience the first time. I hope they are able to be helpful.

wheeleezdryver Community Regular

YAY, That's AWESOME!!

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