I'm 36. When I was in school, I took advantage of every accommodation there was. For a long time already, I've looked back and thought that all those accommoda

I'm 36. When I was in school, I took advantage of every accommodation there was. For a long time already, I've looked back and thought that all those accommodations were a flaw in the way my generation was raised. In the real world you don't get that, you need to find a way to overcome and/or turn things that make you different into strengths and leverage them to your advantage. It's interesting to see how things have and haven't changed. Oh, and on another note, I just sent this article to a friend with the comment, "I was finally able to get that Vyvanse filled at an independent pharmacy."