I am so glad you had enough courage to post the truth! Don't be embarrassed! Everyone learns at different levels! I was so behind in math that all during high-school I had to keep re-taking pre-algebra. I couldn't stand math and was horrible at it! It made me so self-conscious when people would talk to me about school because I was afraid they would ask me about math and would find out how behind I was! After I started college and taking my pre-reqs for nursing, I signed up for an Algebra 1 class at my community college. I had an amazing teacher and she was so understanding about my being behind. She helped me with everything and I passed the class with an A! Then the next semester I took Algebra 2 and also got an A! This semester I am taking college algebra (my last math class before nursing school). All I can say is, it is honestly okay if you are not as smart as everyone else. You WILL get there eventually! All you need is hard work and a good attitude! I still have trouble with some things, like long division and I still struggle with my times tables, but we can't let something as small as math keep us from achieving our dream to become a nurse! All it takes is a little effort and time! You can do it!