It's great to see so many great people getting to do such great things with dyslexia, it makes you feel like you can really do anything! I suddenly don't feel so alone or dumb as my teachers in 4th-10th grade called me...
If you're going to talk shit, you might as well educate yourself first! No one wants to waste their time listening to ignorance. People like you don't fit in with the rest of the world and feel better bashing those who already have a hard life. Fuck off and leave dyslexics alone!
thank u for this video it bring tears to my eyes cause am dyslexia and jay leno is my star,am in grade 11 halfway done,my teachers and my own parents can believe that they don't believe me that am dyslexia,it's be really hard going throw school,being dyslexia the one thing sticks to u being dyslexia and for me is classic cars and hard work right now am owney one with money in bank and am buying 79 trans am all by myself but sides that it's hard being dyslexia so no how feels like,
Great video. I found loads of great recent stories on dyslexic people overcoming obstacle – search for “My Dyslexia Life Story” – there are amazing stories.
My son is Dyslexic! He has had to have one one one help with learning since he has been at school. He has always had a hard time and suffered because of this. Being a mother, if your child hurts, or anyone you love is hurting, it hurts you , just as much, but, no one could be more prouder of him , than I am, as I am of you !
this is so recognisable for me, I got diagnosed when I was 14 after all those years of humilliation and hating myself I finally felt relieved. thank you for this video, it made me cry and gave me the feeling that I'm not alone and I actually can make something of myself. Thank you so much!
I was also embarrassed by my math teacher in 8th grade, I was too busy day dreaming- then he called upon me to answer a problem. I was unable to answer the math problem, but I believe my deviation from understanding was well justified considering the fact that I was taking classes in my second language and with only 4 years of mediocre previous experience. I learned English from video games, subtitles on movies, etc- not at school. Not much useful info did I gain at school.
THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS...I WAS TOLD AS A CHILD THAT I WAS BRIGHT..BUT I JUST DIDN'T TRY HARD EBOUGH...YET I WAS WORKING TWICE AS HARD TO KEEP UP WITH MY CLASSMATES...MY PARENTS COULDN'T UNDERSTAND..WHY MY GRADES WERE ALWAYS LOW..
AS AN ADULT...MEETING SOMEONE AND HAVING THEM MAKE FUN OF YOU ISN'T EASY EITHER....THEY THINK THAT I'M STUPID B/C I HAVE TROUBLE WITH SPELLING AND THAT I'M A SLOW READER..
IT'S GOOD TO KNOW THAT I'M NOT ALONE WITH THIS WAY OF LIFE... :D
Thank you for this... I'm constantly ridiculed for my spelling... it doesn't hurt anymore I've learned to adapt... spell check helps.. but it doesn't cure it... Your movie helps... thank you for the understanding.
i have dyslexia and almost all my teachers were against me and ignored my condition. i'm bullied, and yelled at by mean students and some teachers. bullys steal and cheat from me. i have short term memory and couldnt remmeber the tteachings they gave me. and couldnt remmeber my friends name.
this is the worst part of being asian. we are poor and couldnt afford therepy and such.
GET SOME COLORED GLASSES! Like trying to teach a blind person to drive a car. You can tell them how to shift and turn, but they can't see the road. In 1988, 60 minutes aired a segment, colored glasses for dyslexics. I was severally dyslexic. I went out and got a pair. Purple was my color. Blues or reds are the colors that work best. At 28 I could read for the first time! I could see the print. It's a physical handicap.
I have little memory of standing in front of class and asked to read out. I knew I wasn’t bright at reading and writing. Today Microsoft Word helps me swiftly and often confidently type out a simple or sometimes complex amount of words.
There is nothing to be ashamed about being dyslexic. Never underestimate the person standing next to you, or why not just lend a helping hand, it can go a long way and make a lot of difference.
i remember back in ninth grade the teacher asked me to read a sentance in front of the whole class. I couldn't. I then got humiliated in front of my whole friends and the teacher told I was a baby. It just hurt me that the teacher whos "suppose to know everything" thinks that way about me. I hated that teacher ever since. Its just that he made me feel like I was an idiot and couldn't achive anything.
I'll find him after i graduate from engineering school to shove my diploma in his face!
I was diagnosed with dyslexic (learning disability) in 3rd grade. Whenever middle school came around, my teachers though I was completely useless and would never achieve my particular dreams. High school eventually came around the corner, and teachers had strong faint in my abilities since I was top fast learner in my class. Dropped out of high school went back to college got (GED) now mastering at an university with computer science degree.
I am one of the lucky ones that found help at a young-ish age. from 1-5 grade, EVERY DAY I would wake up saying "do I have to go to school today?" and every day come home and cry in my moms arms about how it was so hard I didn't see the point.
I learned my brain is weird differently (In my opinion better, lol) and that it wasn't my fault not being able to read a book. But that horrible HORRIBLE pain you get, right in the middle of your forehead, when your so exhausted you just don't care anymore
80% of ppl climb's over a walls 20% fail to. that 20% larn to dig holes... build laders, and other wise find a difrent route to solve the problem, I am Dyslexic and probed to by one of the 20% that sees the world difrently. any one reading this who is like me and is bullyed at school for beening slow, trust me theres a spark inside you worth all there waight in gold.
im lucky i have 5 friends including me who are dyslexic , i shows how it affects certain people , in shows what subjects we find hard and the answer for me in every single one , it takes over my life i could spend up to 7 hours studying and remeber nothing! i dont understand what the teacher say in irish , i shouldnt be doing Irish be my school is forcing me to do i subject that i will fail!
at my school i am one of about 10 who have dyslexia and if you do then you get ridiculed not only by you friends but by the teachers. i remember on my first biology class we were reading tet books and i couldnt read them, so i told my teacher and got sent to the headmistress for it as i shouldnt be in school with 'normal' people :(
@UFOnerd1 No shit. I had to stop the video every time words came up. Stupid dyslexia. The video is 4 min right? It took me at least 10 min to read it. Grrr.
i watched this video and began to cry but not because of all the famus people with my same lerning problem. but because i couldent read the text it was going by to fast
i wonder why Dyslexia (had to copy that word) is so hard to whrite and read btw the guy who found out that he dinosaurs evolutioniced into birds have Dyslexia
i think that its bullshit we shouldnt be judged just because we have dyslexia we are all specail in every way and for us its being dyslexic and being dyslexic comes with a gift so keep talkin all you want the voice of dyslexics will be heard
Im dyslexic but when you suceed it shows that you have worked harder than almost anyone else to have a good job and become famous even if people who arn't dyslexic have better grades in mathematics and so on
i have no reading problems before or even now. the only thing is, I find it so hard to comprehend in reading complicated matters (like reading deep books, subjects math) i also often got this "short term memory loss". like when i wanted to tell something and someone interferes, then in a second i forget what i am suppose to say. it's like my idea is fading away and I can't control it to stop. then it's all gone and i can't remember anything .. am i sick or am i just dumb and stupid?? PLS HELP!
i hate the ignoroent comments where people say just accept your thick, no because we arent and if we did we wouldnt be beleving in ourselves and giving up, no one is thick, dumb, stupid. We are all clever and talented but just not identically as the next person. We all have amazing talents, i love to paint but another person might hate painting. BELEIVE IN YOURSELVES AND YOU WILL ACHEIVE YOUR GOAL, NEVER GIVE UP AND KEEP TRYING, CHASE YOUR DREAM AND YOU WILL CATCH IT
i am dyslexic with numbers (dyscalculea) and my mum and dad dont think i am dyslexic i think i am a little bit like what tom cruise said i read things and dont even remember what they just said so i have to red the same thing about 3 or 4 times to understand it, i see words how the originally are but i see parts of the word brighter than the rest and i see the word change but it doesnt move but i still see it changing i cant describe it help?
I don't know if you even watched this video at all or maybe you're just too narrow minded to actually see it. Albert Einsteinis is A globaly regocnised genius. You think Thomas Edison was an idiot? You think Churchill earned respect because he said he was dumb? You think Richard Branson is Thick? Being dyslexic dosn't make you a genius. But is dosn't make you an idiot. Do you know what does? Being ignorant and condesending and discriminating like you.
FACT: Dyslexics are smarter than the average human. Once we learn/understand something we are a CHAMPION at it!
SO FOR ALL WHO THINK US DYSLEXICS ARE STUPID WATCH THE VIDEO ONE MORE TIME!!! CAUSE IT SEEMS TO ME !YOU! WERE TO STUPID TO GET THE POINT OF THIS VIDEO!!!
im 15 and i think that we are not any of the above i think we are gifted because all of those people were people that were on that vid enjoy art, drama, ect and they were very creative and enjoyed doing pratical things. The chances are that most of these people would not have the tallent they do if they weren't dyslexic.
I wish that every dyslexic child could have money for toutoring at a young age the way i did before i became poor. My teachers told me i was stupid, dumb, not trying, a troubble maker. Some teachers got mad at me for being slower than other students on my tests and hw.
I was always maligned in life (still am). I am dyslexic. Dyslexia isn't who i am. It's a part of me that I just have to live with. Half my family has dyslexia. My family is succesful. I'm still young (20). I wish that every dyslexic child could have money for toutoring at a young age the way i did before i became poor. My teachers told me i was stupid, dumb, not trying, a troubble maker.
i ham desleksia big time and its noteing to laffe aboat. We our peeple like avoury1 else and our not retartet in aney way chape or from. Sinse I left skoool i lead a very good life halping my mam wash the dog and klean the car. sune enuf ill b able to aford tat red shiny wissel tat iv always wanted. ten well c whos laffing.
im dyslexic too its kida pissing me off where ever i go i type stuff and ppl are telling me ooo loook at your gramer it sucks .... and the worst part is i cant replay cuz i cant spell .. FML
@fuckcasey o ment trolling its all good Mr i know thart your angry cuz no one likes you its fine and im sorry for your that no one will go to your funeral well maby your mom to make sure your dead and lol at your dead body and your dad too pee on you but thats it
Turns out my father had dyslexia when he was in school and was labeled stupid. Dyslexia is genetic and I got it. I have 3 different cases of it, I over think things way too much. Easy stuff is hard for me and harder stuff is so easy I love it. I found out my freshman year of college that I had dyslexia, it made a lot of sense after me and my family found out. I'm still in college to this day and Ace all my geology classes or get B+ in them. Math is a different story. Going to take Algebra again.
I haven't been diagnosed with dislexie, mum refuses to believe that thereis a chance i have it. Ive done tests online, and although my spelling isnt too bad and nor is my writing, I struggle to read aloud, and stutter and find it hard to say what i think. I dont know if its part of dislexie or not, but im often stuck with my school work and i fail to write things like PEE paragraphs. I awlays feel stupid...is anybody else like this? ;l
@xxNinjaEll I am the same way. I hated reading in public because I would stumble over words. I could read the words in front of me but I didn't know what they meant. My mom had me take the test for dyslexia and turns out I have around 3 different cases of it. I'm in college now studying to be a geophysicist. In elementary school I felt dumb, alone, and an outcast and wondered why I couldn't do what everyone else was doing.
@Shinsqooq Loads of people say it ;o And, maybe not being able to spell isnt a gift, but the creativity is, and how a lot of people with dyslexia's minds are more open and they think in a different way, a good way x
I don't really have it in the sense that I have trouble reading (although I am rather slow), but whenever I am nervous and talking I mix up letters in words. And example "She is on a frain in Trance." This was a few days ago, and it was quite funny. Sometimes I switch around words when reading, writing, and speaking, but never when I am singing. Dyslexia isn't all that bad. You just have to learn how to learn your way around it.
@Otakuconaguacate Dood...I'm crying right now too! I'm 16 and I think one of greatest thing about Dyslexia is knowing what your weaknesses are. Once you know that anything is possible
For all of you out there who are dyslexic, please know that there IS help. I am a trained tutor who works with dyslexic children. I use the Orton-Gillingham method to help people with dyslexia learn how to manage their reading/spelling and writing challenges. It is VERY effective. If you can find someone who is highly trained in this method, you can greatly improve your reading skills. Good luck to you all. Hang in there!
I am dyslexic I only found out last summer. I am 15 & I always had trouble in school..reading & understanding what I just read. Teachers told my mom and dad at meetings that I could not read that I was stupid. I could feel even in kindergarten that I was different. I would always have 2 stay in at recess 2 catch up on work. I would be at my desk then look out the window seeing all my friends outside having fun on the playground , I would always say when I saw them outside having fun with me.."
im also dyslexic and im traing to be a chef at college im on my 2 year and finding it hard i feel like no one undertands my chefs just shout and get angry. it takes me longer then others to read the resapys do folder work so im behind i feel so lost and worthless i fucking hate that book my mum has 'the gift of dyslexia' i just want to fucking burn it dyslxia = SHIT
but this video is nice it makes me feel ok.........
I just cry when I hear or see someone say you're too dumb to learn. And I hate hearing that, I hear people make fun ofthem and I just wanna stand up and jackslap them.
hey dislike people! yehh you! FUCK OFF! This video is very encouraging to people like us! I love this video and I think everyone should watch it! It shows that nothing can stop you from accomplish anything! I mean, dyslexia can be a wall sometimes, but if you work hard, you will break down this wall like these great heroes in this video!
@kungfuasgaeilge Yeah, no shit. Other wise why would we click on a video that has dyslexic in the video title? This video gives us encouragements on our disabilities. The question is... why are you here commenting on the obvious? Meh....
@foxworthy21 surely the video would convey a better and clearer message if the creator wasn't dyslexic...
To answer your question, I watched it because you don't have to be dyslexic to be curious as to who has or had dyslexia. That and the fact that I'm currently doing some research on the topic
The biggest problem is that people tend to not know what dyslexia is. They think that if you are dyslexic, then you can not read or spell. This is not true. My dyslexia is verbal. I forget how to say words and I also forget what words mean. I could be sitting at home, wanting to eat an apple. I'd ask someone to pass me an..... and I would forget the word apple. lol.
@minzi2047 Good point: dyslexia is one of dozens of labels pounded into people that fail to maintain the high yet arbitrary & ultimately nonsensical standards of a society; usually according to panels of experts @Am. Psychiatr. Assoc., Natl. Edu. Assoc. et al. Sartre wrote that cultural order is irreducible to natural order, but we Americans think by reducing all to natural order ("born with") we avoid cultural order problems. We are mistaken.
Amazing video and the most heart touching for me was Sir Thomas Edison.If the teacher was alive to see him rise as an inventor, that teacher would be in the hall of shamers,lol
@amirusman321 Actually, Edison had no teachers. He attended almost no school. He was unschooled but not uneducated. Same for Ben Franklin, David Farragut, Robert Fulton. You'll notice that school is where we catch dyslexics: maybe there's something wrong with schools & not with the people that attend them.
Amazing video and the most heart touching for me was Sir Thomas Edison.If the teacher was alive to see him rise as an inventor, that teacher would be in the hall of shamers,lol
I recently got an essay back from my teacher at university, and even though I have a bit of paper that goes on all my essays to let them know I'm dyslexic, he still commented that I had 'clearly shown a lack of effort', he also said that my structure wasn't very good when it was as good as any of my other essays.
even now at 20 yrs old I get comments like that and it upsets me because I have to put so much more effort in to get essays anywhere near as good as my class mates!
my brother and me and my dad all suffer with dyslexia, although mine is only mild and not all people with dyslexia have trouble reading, take me for example.i am obsessed with reading and now own and have read more than 300.however it limits my abilty to pick up foren language and to get muddled up with some words when speaking.my brother has dyslexia as well as a few other stuff,but he is really good at maths and computers,for his age.like i said and like this video says, nobody is stupid. :)
@greensheep10 yes my mum knows someone and her son is a english teacher and he has dyslexia, but still i think that if you put your mind to it and work to your best...nothing is impossible(that sounded a bit cheesy tho, but true)
Being able to spell correctly has nothing to do with intelligence. I have more than one child with dyslexia, and they have the MOST amazing and intuitive minds.
thank you for this video. i have this fking disorder. you don't know what kind of hell i went through most of my life because of it. or maybe you do, because you are too.
I posted this video on a site called Swedish Down town which has as a goal to work against discrimination of all kinds, plus that i have dyslexia myself, found out when i was 33 now i m 39. My school years made me feel incredibly stupied, slow and unintelligent. if i can prevent this for other people by spreading
information that is accessible online like your video it is excellent!
I posted this video on a site called Swedish Down town which has as a goal to work against discrimination of all kinds, plus that i have dyslexia myself, found out when i was 33 now i m 39. My school years made me feel incredibly stupied, slow and unintelligent. if i can prevent this for other people by spreading information that is accessible online like your video it is excellent!
@raphaelthe1 proves how dumb you are, DO NOT MAKE COMPARISONS, EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO BE SMART, DO NOT SAY YOU ARE SMARTER OR WHO IS SMARTER THAN WHO, WE ALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE SMART
Not all those people on the video have Dyslexia. Some of them had ADHD. Einstein had Autism and ADHD.
I have ADHD and I served Seven years in the US Army, spent a year in Iraq, and made it through college. It wasn't easy, but I did it. These people on the video are an inspiration to me.
@NPD3xC LOLOLOL I don't even remember what my original comment was. But it's funny that I was able to piss you off so much that you'd start cursing!!!
@georgeNconrad Oh! This must be the comment that made people start cursing. It is true though. A dyslexic person would have benefited more from this video being read aloud rather than it being typed in italicized font. I could not read it off the computer screen. But when someone read it aloud to me, it was a nice video.
It's great to see so many great people getting to do such great things with dyslexia, it makes you feel like you can really do anything! I suddenly don't feel so alone or dumb as my teachers in 4th-10th grade called me...
DisneyPrinsessen123 1 day ago
@ georgeNconrad
If you're going to talk shit, you might as well educate yourself first! No one wants to waste their time listening to ignorance. People like you don't fit in with the rest of the world and feel better bashing those who already have a hard life. Fuck off and leave dyslexics alone!
lalakins91 1 day ago
thank u for this video it bring tears to my eyes cause am dyslexia and jay leno is my star,am in grade 11 halfway done,my teachers and my own parents can believe that they don't believe me that am dyslexia,it's be really hard going throw school,being dyslexia the one thing sticks to u being dyslexia and for me is classic cars and hard work right now am owney one with money in bank and am buying 79 trans am all by myself but sides that it's hard being dyslexia so no how feels like,
colenutt101 1 week ago
i wonder who are the eleven people who disliked that video?? stupid teachers i guess...
ageorge987 1 week ago
Great video. I found loads of great recent stories on dyslexic people overcoming obstacle – search for “My Dyslexia Life Story” – there are amazing stories.
beingdyslexic 2 weeks ago 15
My son is Dyslexic! He has had to have one one one help with learning since he has been at school. He has always had a hard time and suffered because of this. Being a mother, if your child hurts, or anyone you love is hurting, it hurts you , just as much, but, no one could be more prouder of him , than I am, as I am of you !
MissTottyRocks 1 month ago
@MissTottyRocks Your son is lucky to have a parent like you. I hope we could help all children around the world.
DyslexicBrain 1 week ago
It's about Dyslexia but you have to read the entire thing! How about a version for dyslexics?
groovemachinemx1 1 month ago
@groovemachinemx1 Stop being lazy, dyslexic, just read what it says omfg
Chrisman50 3 weeks ago
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this is so recognisable for me, I got diagnosed when I was 14 after all those years of humilliation and hating myself I finally felt relieved. thank you for this video, it made me cry and gave me the feeling that I'm not alone and I actually can make something of myself. Thank you so much!
TrashClashClassy 1 month ago
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lexieherm7 1 month ago
I was also embarrassed by my math teacher in 8th grade, I was too busy day dreaming- then he called upon me to answer a problem. I was unable to answer the math problem, but I believe my deviation from understanding was well justified considering the fact that I was taking classes in my second language and with only 4 years of mediocre previous experience. I learned English from video games, subtitles on movies, etc- not at school. Not much useful info did I gain at school.
UniverseOffspring 1 month ago
THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS...I WAS TOLD AS A CHILD THAT I WAS BRIGHT..BUT I JUST DIDN'T TRY HARD EBOUGH...YET I WAS WORKING TWICE AS HARD TO KEEP UP WITH MY CLASSMATES...MY PARENTS COULDN'T UNDERSTAND..WHY MY GRADES WERE ALWAYS LOW..
AS AN ADULT...MEETING SOMEONE AND HAVING THEM MAKE FUN OF YOU ISN'T EASY EITHER....THEY THINK THAT I'M STUPID B/C I HAVE TROUBLE WITH SPELLING AND THAT I'M A SLOW READER..
IT'S GOOD TO KNOW THAT I'M NOT ALONE WITH THIS WAY OF LIFE... :D
THANKS 4 THE POST!... ;D
maryhadalittlelamb25 2 months ago
@maryhadalittlelamb25 DO YOU LIKE TYPING IN CAPS TOO? I LOVE CAPS
IM DYSLEXIC TOO :)
AND I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEMS AS YOU ....ITS NICE TO KNOW THAT IM NOT ALONE :)
TheMarwish 2 months ago
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the most prolific inventor of all time was God. lol
perfectchronic 2 months ago
but the most prolific inventor of all time was Kia Silverbrook
perfectchronic 2 months ago
the mohammed ali one was pretty funny, even though im dyslexic it took me like 15 minutes to read this and comprehend this video.
perfectchronic 2 months ago
.leef I woh enigami tsuj ,aixelsyd htiw emit dab a evah UOY kniht uoy fI
madamerotten 2 months ago
Thank you for this... I'm constantly ridiculed for my spelling... it doesn't hurt anymore I've learned to adapt... spell check helps.. but it doesn't cure it... Your movie helps... thank you for the understanding.
mattsegriff 2 months ago
nikola tesla was the most prolific inventor of all time.
FortMinorsBiggestFan 2 months ago
the people who pressed dislike are idiots
we should respect the people who had dyslexia and generally everyone
imagine if you where bullied because you had a problem or the maid fun because your skin colour and nationality is different
nichtou1 3 months ago 2
@nichtou1 good reply
footy5 2 weeks ago
i have dyslexia and almost all my teachers were against me and ignored my condition. i'm bullied, and yelled at by mean students and some teachers. bullys steal and cheat from me. i have short term memory and couldnt remmeber the tteachings they gave me. and couldnt remmeber my friends name.
this is the worst part of being asian. we are poor and couldnt afford therepy and such.
sakura5335 3 months ago
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GET SOME COLORED GLASSES! Like trying to teach a blind person to drive a car. You can tell them how to shift and turn, but they can't see the road. In 1988, 60 minutes aired a segment, colored glasses for dyslexics. I was severally dyslexic. I went out and got a pair. Purple was my color. Blues or reds are the colors that work best. At 28 I could read for the first time! I could see the print. It's a physical handicap.
MrJojosaunders 3 months ago
Pete Conrad commander or Apollo 12 was dyslexic and that didn’t stop him from stepping foot onto the moon.
EmpireLS56KW 3 months ago
I have little memory of standing in front of class and asked to read out. I knew I wasn’t bright at reading and writing. Today Microsoft Word helps me swiftly and often confidently type out a simple or sometimes complex amount of words.
There is nothing to be ashamed about being dyslexic. Never underestimate the person standing next to you, or why not just lend a helping hand, it can go a long way and make a lot of difference.
EmpireLS56KW 3 months ago
i remember back in ninth grade the teacher asked me to read a sentance in front of the whole class. I couldn't. I then got humiliated in front of my whole friends and the teacher told I was a baby. It just hurt me that the teacher whos "suppose to know everything" thinks that way about me. I hated that teacher ever since. Its just that he made me feel like I was an idiot and couldn't achive anything.
I'll find him after i graduate from engineering school to shove my diploma in his face!
2Garyable 3 months ago 12
@2Garyable
Almost exact same story as mines..
I was diagnosed with dyslexic (learning disability) in 3rd grade. Whenever middle school came around, my teachers though I was completely useless and would never achieve my particular dreams. High school eventually came around the corner, and teachers had strong faint in my abilities since I was top fast learner in my class. Dropped out of high school went back to college got (GED) now mastering at an university with computer science degree.
TheGeekAndrew 2 days ago
All those "teachers" sound like complete pricks.
FiveArc 3 months ago
i had to change to 6 diffrent schools because of my dyslexia and adhd
teachers always insulted me kept at saying that im stupid, dumb made me repeat a year bullied me
and at the end i proved them all wrong by showing them that i still got faith in my self
abukurd 3 months ago
I am one of the lucky ones that found help at a young-ish age. from 1-5 grade, EVERY DAY I would wake up saying "do I have to go to school today?" and every day come home and cry in my moms arms about how it was so hard I didn't see the point.
I learned my brain is weird differently (In my opinion better, lol) and that it wasn't my fault not being able to read a book. But that horrible HORRIBLE pain you get, right in the middle of your forehead, when your so exhausted you just don't care anymore
EthalaRide 3 months ago
Wow that gives me hope! I had to paus the video a lot lol.
melhead16 3 months ago
80% of ppl climb's over a walls 20% fail to. that 20% larn to dig holes... build laders, and other wise find a difrent route to solve the problem, I am Dyslexic and probed to by one of the 20% that sees the world difrently. any one reading this who is like me and is bullyed at school for beening slow, trust me theres a spark inside you worth all there waight in gold.
tbows7 3 months ago 2
im lucky i have 5 friends including me who are dyslexic , i shows how it affects certain people , in shows what subjects we find hard and the answer for me in every single one , it takes over my life i could spend up to 7 hours studying and remeber nothing! i dont understand what the teacher say in irish , i shouldnt be doing Irish be my school is forcing me to do i subject that i will fail!
19LouiseBrennan 3 months ago
at my school i am one of about 10 who have dyslexia and if you do then you get ridiculed not only by you friends but by the teachers. i remember on my first biology class we were reading tet books and i couldnt read them, so i told my teacher and got sent to the headmistress for it as i shouldnt be in school with 'normal' people :(
dannijessie 3 months ago
@dannijessie my school was the same, I read somewhere that we read in pattens and colours, and "normal" is borning anyway.
tbows7 3 months ago
OMG so touching.....i cried
betshilton 4 months ago 2
Y put such fast text in this video when U KNOW DYSLEXIC PPL R GONNA HAVE A HARD TIME KEEPING UP WITH IT??? lol i had to stop it too many times
dannyboy2788 4 months ago
SO MANY IMPOSTERS OUT THERE!
UFOnerd1 4 months ago 3
can someone read me the video i'm dyslexic.
LOL just want to point out that this video is like having a silent film for the blind!
UFOnerd1 4 months ago 3
@UFOnerd1 No shit. I had to stop the video every time words came up. Stupid dyslexia. The video is 4 min right? It took me at least 10 min to read it. Grrr.
Ziffelzoovop 4 months ago
I think it's an insult to put alert einstein and tom cruise on the same video
xteric1 4 months ago
i watched this video and began to cry but not because of all the famus people with my same lerning problem. but because i couldent read the text it was going by to fast
bergerINK 4 months ago 2
@bergerINK I know how you feel.... I paused the video every time...
doggysmeller 4 months ago
amazing and inspiring video. can anybody tell me the name of the song at 2:51 ?
TheRejoice7 4 months ago
@TheRejoice7 Le Dernier Orage - Opus Magnum Phase 1
dmitchy1 4 months ago
@dmitchy1 thank you soooo much!
TheRejoice7 4 months ago
@TheRejoice7 even better man, try 'Garageband Loop - Pendulum'
dmitchy1 4 months ago
i wonder why Dyslexia (had to copy that word) is so hard to whrite and read btw the guy who found out that he dinosaurs evolutioniced into birds have Dyslexia
viggy123 4 months ago
i think that its bullshit we shouldnt be judged just because we have dyslexia we are all specail in every way and for us its being dyslexic and being dyslexic comes with a gift so keep talkin all you want the voice of dyslexics will be heard
kyjoboi 4 months ago
wow when i saw all people in this video i just got this chill down me. i am dyslexic.
FGzZeKe 5 months ago
Im dyslexic but when you suceed it shows that you have worked harder than almost anyone else to have a good job and become famous even if people who arn't dyslexic have better grades in mathematics and so on
TheNickjosh 5 months ago
to bad you had to be able to read this. other than that a great message
othellobunny 5 months ago
2:32 what kind of teacher does that?
Prettylittleliars348 5 months ago
thank god i still have hope. if they can do good that means i can my life is not over! thank god!!!!! godbless
MRCRP12 5 months ago
im glad im dyslexic theres positive things about dyslexia we have vivid imaginations very inuitive and so on
greco0994 5 months ago
@greco0994 amen to that. im dyslexic, my reading and writing sucks, but i love guitar and creating art.
AngusTheWolf 5 months ago
I wish normal people felt what we dyslexics go through while reading.
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stormbouy 5 months ago
This gave me hope =)
cori8889 6 months ago
i have no reading problems before or even now. the only thing is, I find it so hard to comprehend in reading complicated matters (like reading deep books, subjects math) i also often got this "short term memory loss". like when i wanted to tell something and someone interferes, then in a second i forget what i am suppose to say. it's like my idea is fading away and I can't control it to stop. then it's all gone and i can't remember anything .. am i sick or am i just dumb and stupid?? PLS HELP!
soulfie 6 months ago
@soulfie I'm the same way too.
guyfromcanadayup 5 months ago
i hate the ignoroent comments where people say just accept your thick, no because we arent and if we did we wouldnt be beleving in ourselves and giving up, no one is thick, dumb, stupid. We are all clever and talented but just not identically as the next person. We all have amazing talents, i love to paint but another person might hate painting. BELEIVE IN YOURSELVES AND YOU WILL ACHEIVE YOUR GOAL, NEVER GIVE UP AND KEEP TRYING, CHASE YOUR DREAM AND YOU WILL CATCH IT
kayteekisskiss 6 months ago
i am dyslexic with numbers (dyscalculea) and my mum and dad dont think i am dyslexic i think i am a little bit like what tom cruise said i read things and dont even remember what they just said so i have to red the same thing about 3 or 4 times to understand it, i see words how the originally are but i see parts of the word brighter than the rest and i see the word change but it doesnt move but i still see it changing i cant describe it help?
kayteekisskiss 6 months ago
Just an excuse for being a fuckin retard if you ask me. Just admit that you are thick as fuck and everyone will probably respect you more.
TheTrimmTrab 6 months ago
@TheTrimmTrab
I don't know if you even watched this video at all or maybe you're just too narrow minded to actually see it. Albert Einsteinis is A globaly regocnised genius. You think Thomas Edison was an idiot? You think Churchill earned respect because he said he was dumb? You think Richard Branson is Thick? Being dyslexic dosn't make you a genius. But is dosn't make you an idiot. Do you know what does? Being ignorant and condesending and discriminating like you.
JustSomeGirlXo 6 months ago
FACT: Dyslexics are smarter than the average human. Once we learn/understand something we are a CHAMPION at it!
SO FOR ALL WHO THINK US DYSLEXICS ARE STUPID WATCH THE VIDEO ONE MORE TIME!!! CAUSE IT SEEMS TO ME !YOU! WERE TO STUPID TO GET THE POINT OF THIS VIDEO!!!
H20shimmer17 6 months ago
im 15 and i think that we are not any of the above i think we are gifted because all of those people were people that were on that vid enjoy art, drama, ect and they were very creative and enjoyed doing pratical things. The chances are that most of these people would not have the tallent they do if they weren't dyslexic.
LBluvhorsesrugby 6 months ago
I wish that every dyslexic child could have money for toutoring at a young age the way i did before i became poor. My teachers told me i was stupid, dumb, not trying, a troubble maker. Some teachers got mad at me for being slower than other students on my tests and hw.
lalakins91 6 months ago
I was always maligned in life (still am). I am dyslexic. Dyslexia isn't who i am. It's a part of me that I just have to live with. Half my family has dyslexia. My family is succesful. I'm still young (20). I wish that every dyslexic child could have money for toutoring at a young age the way i did before i became poor. My teachers told me i was stupid, dumb, not trying, a troubble maker.
lalakins91 6 months ago
i take it you have dyslexia cause some of your writing is a little of
MrDudeer 6 months ago
wasn't helen keller dyslexic?
g1gavux 6 months ago
@g1gavux No.
sickel101 6 months ago
Patton didn't need no lernin to fuck up gnatsies
alotofawesomesauce 6 months ago
oh god i lol'd
YouNeeeeek 6 months ago
Having succeeded as an actor doesn't really make you smart
xAv3NGeRx 6 months ago
LOL nice video but i'm dyslexic so I can't read it!
RaChElRoBiNsOn1555 6 months ago 2
i ham desleksia big time and its noteing to laffe aboat. We our peeple like avoury1 else and our not retartet in aney way chape or from. Sinse I left skoool i lead a very good life halping my mam wash the dog and klean the car. sune enuf ill b able to aford tat red shiny wissel tat iv always wanted. ten well c whos laffing.
epoppinbazz 6 months ago
@epoppinbazz I am laughing. I am laughing because you are a retard. Learn to spell, retard.
fuckcasey 6 months ago
im dyslexic too its kida pissing me off where ever i go i type stuff and ppl are telling me ooo loook at your gramer it sucks .... and the worst part is i cant replay cuz i cant spell .. FML
Ljokerz 6 months ago
@Ljokerz It's spelled grammar. I think your spelling is a little more lacking.
fuckcasey 6 months ago
@fuckcasey wow trilling this vid you really need ti get a life
Ljokerz 6 months ago
@Ljokerz Trilling? What is trilling?
fuckcasey 6 months ago
@fuckcasey o ment trolling its all good Mr i know thart your angry cuz no one likes you its fine and im sorry for your that no one will go to your funeral well maby your mom to make sure your dead and lol at your dead body and your dad too pee on you but thats it
Ljokerz 6 months ago
@Ljokerz You have no sense of punctuation.
fuckcasey 6 months ago
@fuckcasey thanks ;)
Ljokerz 6 months ago
@fuckcasey thanks
Ljokerz 6 months ago
Turns out my father had dyslexia when he was in school and was labeled stupid. Dyslexia is genetic and I got it. I have 3 different cases of it, I over think things way too much. Easy stuff is hard for me and harder stuff is so easy I love it. I found out my freshman year of college that I had dyslexia, it made a lot of sense after me and my family found out. I'm still in college to this day and Ace all my geology classes or get B+ in them. Math is a different story. Going to take Algebra again.
TheMsJessicaNapier 7 months ago
I haven't been diagnosed with dislexie, mum refuses to believe that thereis a chance i have it. Ive done tests online, and although my spelling isnt too bad and nor is my writing, I struggle to read aloud, and stutter and find it hard to say what i think. I dont know if its part of dislexie or not, but im often stuck with my school work and i fail to write things like PEE paragraphs. I awlays feel stupid...is anybody else like this? ;l
xxNinjaEll 7 months ago
@xxNinjaEll I am the same way. I hated reading in public because I would stumble over words. I could read the words in front of me but I didn't know what they meant. My mom had me take the test for dyslexia and turns out I have around 3 different cases of it. I'm in college now studying to be a geophysicist. In elementary school I felt dumb, alone, and an outcast and wondered why I couldn't do what everyone else was doing.
TheMsJessicaNapier 7 months ago
@TheMsJessicaNapier Well, i hope its going great now :)xx Remember its a gift :)
xxNinjaEll 7 months ago
@xxNinjaEll how is not being able to spell a gift?
Shinsqooq 6 months ago
@Shinsqooq Loads of people say it ;o And, maybe not being able to spell isnt a gift, but the creativity is, and how a lot of people with dyslexia's minds are more open and they think in a different way, a good way x
xxNinjaEll 6 months ago
@xxNinjaEll yes
NAGGGable 7 months ago
I used to love growing up with a dyslexic father.
Whenever I swore, he'd wash my mouth out with soup.
kaykko 7 months ago
Anyone know where i can get the background music from?
ninjaninjaish 7 months ago
I don't really have it in the sense that I have trouble reading (although I am rather slow), but whenever I am nervous and talking I mix up letters in words. And example "She is on a frain in Trance." This was a few days ago, and it was quite funny. Sometimes I switch around words when reading, writing, and speaking, but never when I am singing. Dyslexia isn't all that bad. You just have to learn how to learn your way around it.
MelonBreadHead 7 months ago
@MelonBreadHead How to WORK your way around it.
MelonBreadHead 7 months ago
People that have ''Dyslexia'' are stupid like hell, they can't do anything.
Mexxi0 7 months ago
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@Mexxi0 Fuck you and your fucking family, dyslexia, but we are smarter then you fucking idiot
coki295famous 7 months ago
this video make me cry realy i am...thats what all say to me...i was dum stuped nobody wants me.....
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Otakuconaguacate 7 months ago
@Otakuconaguacate Dood...I'm crying right now too! I'm 16 and I think one of greatest thing about Dyslexia is knowing what your weaknesses are. Once you know that anything is possible
XFireBoyXx 7 months ago
i always used to cry if i couldnt read or rember stuff i hated everything changed im gonna be doin A levels next year i hope i will :)
vishy6 8 months ago
@vishy6 *remember-doing
xkillem109 6 months ago
@xkillem109 I WROTE IT FAST SOZZ
vishy6 3 months ago
i suffered from dyslexic but now ive changed my maths my english science has all improved. :) i hated suffering from this sydrome.
vishy6 8 months ago
Thank you
Loek55 8 months ago
For all of you out there who are dyslexic, please know that there IS help. I am a trained tutor who works with dyslexic children. I use the Orton-Gillingham method to help people with dyslexia learn how to manage their reading/spelling and writing challenges. It is VERY effective. If you can find someone who is highly trained in this method, you can greatly improve your reading skills. Good luck to you all. Hang in there!
themusicmom3 8 months ago
I am dyslexic I only found out last summer. I am 15 & I always had trouble in school..reading & understanding what I just read. Teachers told my mom and dad at meetings that I could not read that I was stupid. I could feel even in kindergarten that I was different. I would always have 2 stay in at recess 2 catch up on work. I would be at my desk then look out the window seeing all my friends outside having fun on the playground , I would always say when I saw them outside having fun with me.."
H20shimmer17 8 months ago
this made me cry, but it gave me a little more confidence to keep trying my best.
Samantha328328 8 months ago
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im also dyslexic and im traing to be a chef at college im on my 2 year and finding it hard i feel like no one undertands my chefs just shout and get angry. it takes me longer then others to read the resapys do folder work so im behind i feel so lost and worthless i fucking hate that book my mum has 'the gift of dyslexia' i just want to fucking burn it dyslxia = SHIT
but this video is nice it makes me feel ok.........
DaSaint93 8 months ago
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DaSaint93 8 months ago
I just cry when I hear or see someone say you're too dumb to learn. And I hate hearing that, I hear people make fun ofthem and I just wanna stand up and jackslap them.
ice1140804 8 months ago
9 people are dislike-sics.
dildodill13 8 months ago
I have Dylexia my self and it sucks. Im in college, I'm think to quit because its soo bull shit.
EPR1FILMS 8 months ago
the first time i watched this video it made me cry
The2mon 9 months ago
I love this video as it gives me some of my confidence back while studying at university.
Thanks for the reminder.
natrk62 9 months ago
We all must Dyslexia fight!
onede 9 months ago
I don't have dyslexia but this video made me realize that people with it are just like normal people actually they are even better.
HeartButerfly 9 months ago
Thank you for this video. I cried while watching it.
foxworthy21 9 months ago
hey dislike people! yehh you! FUCK OFF! This video is very encouraging to people like us! I love this video and I think everyone should watch it! It shows that nothing can stop you from accomplish anything! I mean, dyslexia can be a wall sometimes, but if you work hard, you will break down this wall like these great heroes in this video!
hppurplecrayons 9 months ago 2
Love it!!!
mstje13 9 months ago
I find it funny how obvious it is that the creator of this video (not to mention the commenters) is dyslexic
kungfuasgaeilge 9 months ago
@kungfuasgaeilge Yeah, no shit. Other wise why would we click on a video that has dyslexic in the video title? This video gives us encouragements on our disabilities. The question is... why are you here commenting on the obvious? Meh....
foxworthy21 9 months ago
@foxworthy21 surely the video would convey a better and clearer message if the creator wasn't dyslexic...
To answer your question, I watched it because you don't have to be dyslexic to be curious as to who has or had dyslexia. That and the fact that I'm currently doing some research on the topic
kungfuasgaeilge 9 months ago
I am dyslexic.
My spelling and grammar are completely fine.
The biggest problem is that people tend to not know what dyslexia is. They think that if you are dyslexic, then you can not read or spell. This is not true. My dyslexia is verbal. I forget how to say words and I also forget what words mean. I could be sitting at home, wanting to eat an apple. I'd ask someone to pass me an..... and I would forget the word apple. lol.
Pass me the green thing next to the bananas!
It's a funny thing =P
WhatIsItToBurn 9 months ago
How Can People Be Born With Dyslexia? We Werent Born With Written Language. This Puzzles Me
minzi2047 9 months ago
@minzi2047 Good point: dyslexia is one of dozens of labels pounded into people that fail to maintain the high yet arbitrary & ultimately nonsensical standards of a society; usually according to panels of experts @Am. Psychiatr. Assoc., Natl. Edu. Assoc. et al. Sartre wrote that cultural order is irreducible to natural order, but we Americans think by reducing all to natural order ("born with") we avoid cultural order problems. We are mistaken.
CocteauDalighari 9 months ago
@CocteauDalighari thanks, your information is appreciated
minzi2047 9 months ago
Amazing video and the most heart touching for me was Sir Thomas Edison.If the teacher was alive to see him rise as an inventor, that teacher would be in the hall of shamers,lol
amirusman321 9 months ago 2
@amirusman321 Actually, Edison had no teachers. He attended almost no school. He was unschooled but not uneducated. Same for Ben Franklin, David Farragut, Robert Fulton. You'll notice that school is where we catch dyslexics: maybe there's something wrong with schools & not with the people that attend them.
CocteauDalighari 9 months ago
Amazing video and the most heart touching for me was Sir Thomas Edison.If the teacher was alive to see him rise as an inventor, that teacher would be in the hall of shamers,lol
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SuperBlue121 10 months ago
@SuperBlue121 well from what i can see you havem't got any mistakes here, you should perhapes mention that when people correct you :)
xxchocolatexx1996 10 months ago
Only wish you had added audio along with the text. It plays a bit fast which makes it hard to read.
Hovde1 10 months ago
so i have dyslexia and iam trying to join the us Army cause thats all i want to be.And if General George Patton did so i can i.
eyeballl100 10 months ago
@eyeballl100 That was a different war
rayblack2004 10 months ago
Great video
beatlesboy345 10 months ago
This video has warmed my heart. thank you.
ninjasolidsnake 10 months ago
I recently got an essay back from my teacher at university, and even though I have a bit of paper that goes on all my essays to let them know I'm dyslexic, he still commented that I had 'clearly shown a lack of effort', he also said that my structure wasn't very good when it was as good as any of my other essays.
even now at 20 yrs old I get comments like that and it upsets me because I have to put so much more effort in to get essays anywhere near as good as my class mates!
leafy666 10 months ago
my brother and me and my dad all suffer with dyslexia, although mine is only mild and not all people with dyslexia have trouble reading, take me for example.i am obsessed with reading and now own and have read more than 300.however it limits my abilty to pick up foren language and to get muddled up with some words when speaking.my brother has dyslexia as well as a few other stuff,but he is really good at maths and computers,for his age.like i said and like this video says, nobody is stupid. :)
xxchocolatexx1996 10 months ago
@xxchocolatexx1996 Exactly the same with me. And i just found out that i've been dealing with it all my life so far... It's making me think somewhat!
But, no matter what, we are NOT stupid.
WE CAN DO WHATEVER WE WANT TO.
greensheep10 10 months ago
@greensheep10 yes my mum knows someone and her son is a english teacher and he has dyslexia, but still i think that if you put your mind to it and work to your best...nothing is impossible(that sounded a bit cheesy tho, but true)
xxchocolatexx1996 10 months ago
Being able to spell correctly has nothing to do with intelligence. I have more than one child with dyslexia, and they have the MOST amazing and intuitive minds.
loolootwo 10 months ago
this video has just made my day thank you
dave2302 10 months ago
ur video! so fast can't read it better than you guys
letterfromthemaster 10 months ago
damn video! so fast can't read it better than you guys
letterfromthemaster 10 months ago
thank you for this video. i have this fking disorder. you don't know what kind of hell i went through most of my life because of it. or maybe you do, because you are too.
doradexplore1 10 months ago
OMG what is the screen saying!
hifatsoos 11 months ago
the calculator and the pc computer as well as gps are massive aids with this problem. but it still sucks
bill739 11 months ago
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I posted this video on a site called Swedish Down town which has as a goal to work against discrimination of all kinds, plus that i have dyslexia myself, found out when i was 33 now i m 39. My school years made me feel incredibly stupied, slow and unintelligent. if i can prevent this for other people by spreading
information that is accessible online like your video it is excellent!
Warmdo1 11 months ago
I posted this video on a site called Swedish Down town which has as a goal to work against discrimination of all kinds, plus that i have dyslexia myself, found out when i was 33 now i m 39. My school years made me feel incredibly stupied, slow and unintelligent. if i can prevent this for other people by spreading information that is accessible online like your video it is excellent!
Warmdo1 11 months ago
we are smarther..... then the ones that a normal....
raphaelthe1 11 months ago 9
@raphaelthe1 lmao
hifatsoos 11 months ago
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@raphaelthe1 proves how dumb you are, DO NOT MAKE COMPARISONS, EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO BE SMART, DO NOT SAY YOU ARE SMARTER OR WHO IS SMARTER THAN WHO, WE ALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE SMART
dragonster82 7 months ago
@raphaelthe1 No you are just retards born to fail at intelligence.
TheDarkVoids 6 months ago
@raphaelthe1 Can you write a book?
fuckcasey 6 months ago
@raphaelthe1 *Smarter
xkillem109 6 months ago
@raphaelthe1 smarter* than* are*
groenfyr 6 months ago
@raphaelthe1 You mean smarter than the ones that are normal.
Yet you are wrong.
sickel101 6 months ago
this makes me proud to be me.
tbows7 1 year ago
i love this vids, we normal people should learn from them
CatLitterBoxes4U 1 year ago
Dyslexics Of The World Untie.
xXxMrClutchxXx 1 year ago 2
Dam so many Famous left handers have dyslexia
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KElQKify 1 year ago
I is aslo a dixlexlic ant me iss verri hapy wen i cee tihs vdio tanx u :)-
stewball14 1 year ago
I am dyslexic and so happy to now that i'm not along
karlabatts 1 year ago 2
@karlabatts lol...alone.
hmoshref 1 year ago
@karlabatts
me too :)
lalakins91 1 year ago
Not all those people on the video have Dyslexia. Some of them had ADHD. Einstein had Autism and ADHD.
I have ADHD and I served Seven years in the US Army, spent a year in Iraq, and made it through college. It wasn't easy, but I did it. These people on the video are an inspiration to me.
davida3606 1 year ago
Cool video. Problem: dyslexics can't read it. I did like the music though.
georgeNconrad 1 year ago
@georgeNconrad dumbass
NPD3xC 1 year ago
@NPD3xC LOLOLOL I don't even remember what my original comment was. But it's funny that I was able to piss you off so much that you'd start cursing!!!
georgeNconrad 1 year ago
@georgeNconrad
DYSLEXIC ARE SMARTER THAN YOU THIN DUMB ASS!
- Lala dyslexic
lalakins91 1 year ago
@lalakins91 LOLOL I don't even know what my original comment was, but it's funny that I was able to piss you off so much that you started cursing.
georgeNconrad 1 year ago
@georgeNconrad Oh! This must be the comment that made people start cursing. It is true though. A dyslexic person would have benefited more from this video being read aloud rather than it being typed in italicized font. I could not read it off the computer screen. But when someone read it aloud to me, it was a nice video.
georgeNconrad 1 year ago