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Dream your Dream

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Pam Englefield (Go For Gold)

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Date Posted: 20:39:29 04/30/09 Thu

Don't give up and don't let dyslexia stop you. Have you looked at this information.
Glasses for Dyslexia? - What would you say if I told you that glasses could help your child's dyslexia? Yes, glasses. Dr. Robert Dahlem, in an effort to help his own dyslexic son, has created glasses (called RAD prism) to help children who suffer from this reading disability read better.
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Dyslexia Research Study Seeks Children with Dyslexia - What would you say if I told you that glasses could help your child's dyslexia? Yes, glasses. Dr. Robert Dahlem, in an effort to help his own dyslexic son, has created glasses (called RAD prism) to help children who suffer from this reading disability read better.
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Re: Dream your Dream	Varun	01:57:19 07/02/09 Thu