Hi Bkramer3 my daughter leila is nearly 3 years post Dore and her issues were global prior to Dore, she was 9 when she started the programme in 2004 and it took her 18 months to complete. She is a changed child from the one who commenced Dore who was 3 years behind her peers at school and was on a par 9 months after she finished.
Prior to Dore Leila had no ability to think for herself at all, we had to do it all for her. Now I can leave her to use her own initiative to do things around the house, care for herself and her animals wihout worrying that she may have forgotten something . Leila is now 13 and she organises her own school work and what she needs to take each morning and has done since she completed Dore. I have no worries with her now and you are 23 as you say so there is no reason why you should not be just as able as her, once you finish Dore.
Her brother Kieran is 7 and has been on the programme since January of this year his issues are not as severe as his sisters but he too struggles with learning at school. He has a way to go yet but he too is making good progress. Ellie XXX
Ellie mum to Leila 2 years post Dore who is now finally able to learn on a par with her peers at school and Kieran aged 7 commenced Dore 7th January 2008