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Linda processed every check with painstaking precision, triple-checking numbers that other tellers could verify at a glance. When a coworker noticed her specially-marked calculator and complex verification system, they realized Linda was overcoming dyscalculia—a learning disability that makes numbers appear as meaningless symbols.
What You'll Discover:

How dyscalculia affects 6% of the population but remains largely unrecognized
The elaborate accommodation systems people develop to work with numbers despite processing difficulties
Why Linda's "careful" approach was actually sophisticated disability management
How workplace accommodation can transform both employee performance and team understanding
The difference between being "bad at math" and having a neurological processing difference

Linda's Incredible Journey:

Worked as bank teller for 5 years with perfect accuracy record while managing undiagnosed dyscalculia
Developed complex verification systems using specialized calculator and translation charts
Faced customer impatience and colleague criticism for her methodical approach
Became workplace advocate for learning disability accommodation after disclosure
Now mentors other employees with numerical processing differences

This story will change how you think about learning disabilities in professional settings and the invisible challenges some people overcome daily.
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