If I had a brick I'd hold it up for you to bang your head on, but I'd be nervous you might just lob it at the psychologist. And that I might help you.
Isn't it frustrating when the level of ignorance despite the amount of degrees ends up creating a road block for you?
I was told the same thing - that high scores and good grades would end up bumping my son out of his LD special Ed classification.
You likely did better than me. When I was told this during his IEP, I asked the diagnostician, " So you're telling me that unbeknownst to me, the some fairy godmother came down and pwanged my son with her magic wand and he no longer has dysgraphia?"
I'm sorry it went so poorly.
