Dyslexia- The Struggle Through School

My sister and my mom talk about how hard my sister (now a law student) struggled through school w/ Dyslexia

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[fenriz218]

Peop;le also mak fun ofme becusea am dyslexic nd hav difcifutlys in raedign, wirtign and spenligl nd preblems with concetnartoin!

[SharkKid42]

I am dyslexic.

I get As and Bs on my report card.

people with dyslexia are smart.

we are not stuppid.

it might take some people longer to do things but that means nothing. We are normal people who just learn diferently.

[s3dooooooooooooooon]

@fenriz218 It's very clear that you have dyslexia look at your grammar!

[lesleyjaneuk]

Just imagine this earth full of good healthy food. With no sickness,old age or death revelation 21vs 3,4. The whole earth a paradise psalms37vs10,11,29

[UniverseOffspring]

@soulfie You're welcome. Trust me, it works wonders when you eat a completely balanced meal. When I eat healthy food, drink plenty of distilled water(as to avoid fluoride), exercise, etc- I'm able to comprehend things, know I can remember and learn anything, and I'm able to use my imagination. When I'm deficient, with a large quantity of toxins in my body, etc-I have trouble even speaking. Our food is toxic, our water tainted- and so our bodies and minds suffer. Good luck and take care

[soulfie]

@UniverseOffspring Wow! that was a great help! thank you ;) you see, i don't eat vegetables and your right about me being not so healthy. I'll follow your advice :) thank you my friend.

[UniverseOffspring]

@soulfie I would say that it's more than likely a nutritional deficiency, I go through exactly what you describe and doubt myself at times as-well. Learn to obtain all the vitamins and minerals that your body and brain need, then you will see an improvement. When I'm deficient, I struggle with simple mathematical processes, but when I have been obtaining adequate nutrition, I'm able to understand things that are far more complex. Get appropriate nutrition, and then challenge your brain.

[UniverseOffspring]

@repectaretroops96 How did you do it? How did you overcome such limitations? I'm going through a society induced handicap, which causes me to become financially impoverished and limits my access to opportunity. How do you think a person such as my self can overcome such a limitation? How does a person motivate themselves to do anything, if they see no prospect in following their dream? I can't even apply for a job at minimum wage, so to try and find the spirit to do anything else is pointless.

[MrJojosaunders]

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. Side note, after laysic eye surgery I don’t need my colored glasses any more.

[fenriz218]

@jasonnross no, ai cpoy nd pste ...

[repectaretroops96]

When i was at school teachers would tell me i wouldn't succeed i saw one of the teachers last week and she asked me how im going just had to tell here spelling and grammar still bad but i put this behind me and am now a scientist and hold a degree in aviation science as well as a PhD She looked shocked then i saw here in the car park so funny seeing her get into here Eco box and me get into my AMG Mercedes