Especially when the child in question isn't doing much that would make him seem gifted. Maybe context plays a roll in helping us determine what kind of spin we put on our discussion of learning issues. Whatever all of this means, parents need ways to talk about their kids who have learning disabilities and are having a hard time without trying to offset the stigma with spin. They don't like it. While at Macworld in New York in July, I bought a new genealogy program called Reunion to replace Gene, my older shareware genealogy program.
Reunion has enough features to sink a ship and they're relatively well implemented.
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