A scarlet “M” for math once felt like failure. Years later, a black-ice spin turned that unwanted award into a lifesaving truth. What happened next? Read this week’s Carosa Two Commentary, “How Math Saved My Life: From High School Disappointment to Hall of Fame Lesson,” to see how it changed how I saw myself—and how it spoke to a new generation.
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