Personal Narrative: Climbing To Mt. Everest
Climbing to the top of Mt. Everest Many characteristics isolate me from the rest of my peers, but my learning disorder has been a burden to my life ever since I was born. While some of my classmates absorb information with simplicity, I sit behind them lost and confused. I have attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, more commonly known as ADHD. Although learning is not easy for me, it has given me the ability to find alternative paths to overcome obstacles.
My life struggling with ADHD, can be compared to trying to climb to the top of a mountain with a backpack full of heavy rocks. I am ready to make the climb; however, I am slightly anxious because I have been told that I was not strong enough to accomplish such a big task. I watch as
My life struggling with ADHD, can be compared to trying to climb to the top of a mountain with a backpack full of heavy rocks. I am ready to make the climb; however, I am slightly anxious because I have been told that I was not strong enough to accomplish such a big task. I watch as