Intellectual Disabilities
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
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I have an intellectual disability 😩 In 6th-8th grade needed a mentor to finish courses, in highschool all 4 years special ed helped me get a diploma, still after graduation couldn't qualify for college, had a 6th grade Math level. In the Army they called me Forrest Gump, cause I couldn't learn things quick enough, they tried to get me out, and eventually did through medical problems. It's hard living with a disability.
I’ve always had a learning disability and everyone always treated me like I was an idiot but others claim that I’m actually very smart
Me too
Great video. These videos make me feel awareness of their hope and inspiration for people as myself with a intelligent disabilities who doesn't quite understand thing's
I wish there could be a cure for us so that people will stop believing we can't do anything...
GameLover97 right that’s what I’ve been saying all my life & im 26 but you got to put your foot down and show the world you can do anything you put your mind to through the struggle I always thought I couldn’t do a lot because I was listening to the world and family and then the struggles I was having so no I got up tried & cried a through it but I did it I live on my own for almost 5 years got my permit working on getting my license just living my life being happy leaning to find the I CAN in me and not the I Can’t you know forget the world they don’t understand what we truly go through our thoughts what we feel understand or know they just see what they want
You can't do anything all you do is lick windows
Kinda true...
@@Tyreece190 I see you've been eating shit
@Samantha Cole lmao good one....
I am diagnosed with intellectual disability when I was 15 or 16 years old. It describes what this disability is. I have short term memory lost and sometimes have panic attacks during my job or at school.
same
Great presentation I have a mild intellectual dissability and autism
Bomb Gaming Then how are you able to use a phone, much less search for this video and comprehend it? If your IQ was that low, you would probably have issues even doing menial tasks without some supervision.
kana gret you need to get more educated on this topic. Your ignorance is astounding.
L P how? it’s a fair point
People used to call me the R word all because I'm unable to see. Last time I checked, just because I can't see, that doesn't mean I'm stupid. I'm very smart. For all those who have intellectual disability, you're all beautiful in your own ways!
My IQ is 119 but I’m still an idiot. The intellectually disabled who still live full lives and preserve in spite of their limitations, and the people who guide them are amazing.
Super presentation.....you cleared up a lot for me
Thank you for the exploration.
Great presentation. Thank you.
thank you!
Thank you so much i now understand myself soo much better i am amazed
I was diagnosed with this. I'm 25. My IQ is 95. But I still struggled growing up.
@Oh Wow An IQ of 95 should not of qualified you an ID.
My IQ was 70 at age 13. So you're way better and even normal than me! Congrats!
Me too
Thank you very much for this video. I at the first year of occupational therapy and your video was very helpful. I was wondering if there is any bibliography or if the information are from the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Thank you in advance.
Great video
My ears enjoyed this earape.
i have autism with intellectual disability
Chad normal people: intellectual disabilities
virgin me: misanthropy fuel
Wahhh 👍 very good 🙏
Thank you so much
I have intellectual disability
Sounds like all of America
Thats really mean
MAMA GHERBEAR you gotta admit it funny though 😂
Im 30 years old with an intellectual disability
Sorry, but the quality of voice and the pacing isn't that ear-friendly for an educational material to be learned easily. But it doesn't discredit the valuable information presented though ☺️
Hi, which editor did you use?
WeVideo
good one however too fast
My son have all the symptoms 😢😢
Well be here for him he needs you more than a doctor trust I’d rather have my mother believe in me than listen to some doctor tell me who I am cause those things never stopped me from following my dreams and I’m still going for more even if I struggle through it don’t give up on him he needs you more than anything
Do intellectual disability disappear when the IQ improves in the age of 18?
it depends on your mind how fast you can learn yes I reckon it does
No it doesn’t
No, intellectual disability, if you have it, never goes away. That's life long. You can still learn and try to the best of your ability to deal with the hand you've been dealt, but it never goes away. Of course, any human can get smarter with time.
Nyan Girl nothing to be proud of
Drangsholt 22 and being a douche is?
Intellectual is not a disability
what it is then smart ahh?
How to test for this??
Doctor may send you to testing site for that
My son was referred to camhs through social services and after being rejected twice,he was finally accepted and went through lengthy assessments
I don't mean to sound rude. But disability or not it is up to you to decide whether you can train your brain to learn better.
Nicky Villard Of course but someone with Intellectual disability could take a long time to learn than a normal person
Some people can’t learn well, or their brains are set further behind to begin with, so they’d need extra training.
Alana Faria or to work with one or many specialists to find the exact way(s) they learn best!
Gaby Weirdo It’s just not not true.. hah :s. I’ve seen these ‘disabled’ people learn/change. It’s just that generally nobody bothers to be patient with them. (Unless all of the eight I’ve seen in Homes were misdiagnosed.)
I can respect your point, but the problem is people with ID can have a lot of trouble attempting to exercise their brain
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