Just a heads up.. This is going to be a long and confusing post, but please bear with me.

So a little background before I get to the point.
I never went to school... Well I was technically "Home Schooled" from age 5 to 10, but my Mother (who was my teacher) never actually taught me much and by age 8 I was no longer doing anything educational and I was pretty much raising myself. At age 11 I started attending middle school, but I was only in school for a very short time before I was pulled out because of "family problems". I did not attend any type of school again until I was 14 (almost 15) when I was enrolled as a freshman in High School... In between that time I had done no Home Schooling or anything educational besides little tid bits of things I would learn from my friends. Anyways.. When I turned 15 I was pulled out of school again and over the years (until age 17) I had moved 7 times to various places in NC and FL and I would basically just hop from one school to the next (I honestly have no idea how this worked out, but I managed to get to the 10th grade). So at age 17 I realized that I would not be able to graduate with all the moving and because I was always extremely bad in math, so I dropped out. (Bigggg mistake.)

Now I am 18 and I am attending Adult Education classes in FL. I moved out of my parents house and I am now staying with my grandmother until I get my GED and hopefully go to college.
But I have a big problem. I was recently tested for a math disability (Dyscalculia) and the results came up positive. My test scores are normal in reading and above average in some other areas, but my math scores are extremely low. On top of that I had very low scores in broad attention and short term memory which worries me because I could have sworn I gave my 100% undivided attention while taking the test. But whatever. My IQ came out to 88.. Which didn't really worry me to much because I think IQ's are bull crap, but ever since I took this test people are treating me differently. Like my "teacher" in adult ed... Before I took this test he was very confident that I could pass the GED test with no problems and suggested that I hire a private tutor to help me in math, but after I took the test and was diagnosed with a math disability he has sent me to reading, writing and math class. Both of my "teachers" from reading and writing say I don't need to be there and that I should focus more on math (and I agree with them), but the man in charge keeps insisting that I should stay in all of these classes, even though before he saw no need for me to go to any before.

Besides all of this I have been trying very hard to learn math/algebra... I find it's extremely difficult and stressful, especially since I have family members on my back about it constantly. They think that I am faking this disability when I am not. Sometimes when I think I understand something math related it turns out that I actually have it extremely wrong and I never figure this out until it's to late. This worries me a lot because I feel like something as simple as a GED is out of reach for me because of my disability. It's been 4 months since I started in this program and I have made no progress mathematically. I was wondering if my IQ could possibly have something to do with this? And if there is any help for people like me in the state of FL?

After (if) I get my GED I want to attend DMAC (digital media arts college) because well, I've always had a passion for art. But I was wondering if my IQ scores would prevent me from getting into a college like that..? And also what types of math classes are required to attain a bachelors degree in graphic design? Would this even be possible for me?

Major kudos if you read all of that, I really appreciate any help I can get.
I was also wondering if my IQ score is correct? I know it has nothing to do with knowledge, but I feel like the score is a little low.

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