Destinee Gonzalez Gil was nervous when she sat for the SAT exam last year. She was allowed extra time to complete it because of a learning disability, but her nerves got the better of her as the hours flew by. She scored lower than she had hoped and was crushed. “I thought I would do better.”  The test anxiety started at an early age after her then 2-year-old brother, Devin, died. Over time her mother and stepfather had two more children. Both developed neurodegenerative disorders causing Destinee to spend her free time tending to her brothers— feeding them, talking to them, giving them medication.