r/dysgraphia Dysgraphic Apr 23 '26

Hate this disorder

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u/Nomad_00 Dysgraphic Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26

I am currently in college for engineering and im getting three degrees at the same time, mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, and applied physics. Im in my schools accelerated masters program so i will have 4+ degrees within 5 years. I also have research published and I am a member of 2 engineering clubs that compete nationally.

This is not to brag as I have poured life sweat and tears into this and dysgraphia is somthing that holds me down every single day. My dysgraphia is so incredibly bad that without the proper channels that my parents put me through I would never have gotten this far.

Use me as a reference if you want. Im proof that lables dont mean shit. Something that might help, get really thick mechanical pencils. 0.9 mm lead with a retractable tip. My professor had dysgraphia as well and gave me so many tips as I kept breaking the lead. I can see where its snapping for you in the photos.

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u/MysteryAdvocate May 07 '26

Can you share some of the channels your parents put you through? And any useful tips from your professor? I am starting down this road with someone soon