Written by Ashton Deroy

In a Passing conversation I said I would answer this. Why was Loyalist College my preferred education? If you don’t get along with family? If you aren’t always the biggest fan of Belleville Ontario? Well Loyalist College Professors don’t lose their eagerness to teach you. Even if you are visibly Mentally Ill. I experienced this at Seneca College a little as well. Especially with a teacher who knew how F*** autism head injuries are. However yes at Loyalist College. Despite visible mental illness. I would say professors still eagerly taught me. Even my Statistics professor who I said despite a small mutiny in her class well I attended. I said she was a great teacher. Of Course I am not just crazy. I am smart. I had 2 Statistics tutors. One provided by the College and my ex boyfriend Kaylib.

Why I am upset with family and especially older relatives? Requesting my censored presence. I am tired of playing the role of furniture after explaining multiple times. I do not like sitting all day! I understand some relatives are older now, but maybe it’s a bad idea to have a Manic ADHD personality around. Fun fact for everyone? At Loyalist College I know where the gym is and I would often arrive an hour early to go for a big long run! I am not the sit down and be quiet type and I have asked to stop being put in that role. As it fills me with anxiety and extreme hostile agitation. You do not cage a wild animal in a confined space referring to Tigers. Also this case of ADHD with Ashton Deroy.

Yes I loved Loyalist College for the professors who were eager to teach someone with mental illness. A teacher eager to teach someone with mental illness? Know they might teach them life saving skills. Such as accounting and finance. Also obviously the second time attending after Seneca College. I was more there for the guy and made that clear to anyone at the time.

Also there was the unqualified acting professor Sandi with an autistic son. She was great. She worked in Market research and employment last I checked. Here is an idea? Weird Sandi saw this opportunity before anyone at the college. She told me to get a Business Diploma to get ahead of financial literacy issues. Hey that is life saving advice from an autistic from a Rural town like Brighton Ontario. That is a good look on the institution.