My goodness your brother was so short-changed.

As a kid, academics and using my mind clicked for me, following me into adulthood. For my brother, he learned to compensate by using his hands. Growing up, he sat for hours drawing in front of the TV. At 12 years old, he built a go-cart from scrap metal he found discarded in the sand hills behind our property that he spent an extraordinary amount of time working on. He taught himself to weld, do electrical work, fix cars, and many other things throughout the years.
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Bette A. Ludwig 🔍 PhD
Maria Rattray
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My goodness your brother was so short-changed. He was very much like Bette's brother. He could build anything he imagined.
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Written by Maria Rattray5K Followers
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Writer, author, teacher, fun-loving poet. Trying valiantly to make the world a better place. Helping you to guide the future. Find me at: https://ponmyword.com
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