Woman helps those with reading disorders after finding that teachers were not aware of how the human brain works - especially when it comes to "kids that don't fit in the box"

When Donna Rutherford found out her fourth-grade daughter was reading at a first-grade level she knew something had to change.

Moreover, it was a wake-up call things weren't going well at school.
"My daughter was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and I quickly figured out schools didn't know how to deal with that," said Rutherford.
"It broke my heart to hear her say she's stupid. I was really digging for solutions to let her shine because I knew she was smart."

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