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Re: My conundrum

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damefrank

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Date Posted: 14:12:10 08/26/09 Wed
In reply to: Ken Jewett 's message, "My conundrum" on 08:39:06 07/01/09 Wed

You are gifted my dear! My daughter is 25, has dyslexia and didn't graduate high school. I just finished a book I wrote for her that took 12 years to create (Gabby's Wordspeller Phonetic Dictionary; find your words by the way they sound). That simple. Email me and I will give it to you at a discount because I don't know how else to get this into your hands.

She loves the book, AND, because of traveling around selling this dictionary, I ran into FINALLY, a real remedy for dyslexia and my daughter loves it now that I took her to a workshop in Dallas (the workshops are everywhere and facilitators are everywhere).

It started with this book, "The Gift of Dyslexia" by Ron Davis (find at www.dyslexia.com). He was dyslexic and figured out what was happening with his brain and learned how to correct it. It works so well that the association teaches in 32 countries now. There are 90 million dyslexics so you are not alone. He was in his 50's when he realized it and he excelled as a mechanical engineer.

Check out dyslexia.com AND chipper up...because you can correct the dyslexia to work for you when you want it and then change your brain when it's time to read and write...that's what the gift is all about. Your brain can do something that 75% of the population cannot do which is be 2-D when you want and be 3-D when you want.

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