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Subject: Re: testing trouble

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damefrank

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Date Posted: 11:18:10 03/12/11 Sat
In reply to: Keri Persky 's message, "testing trouble" on 18:25:37 03/07/11 Mon

There are plenty of resources for her as well as organizations and support forums/groups. I went through the same thing with my daughter. I'm on a mission to network mothers with high school age dyslexics to available resources since that was also a major issue in my life. I have listed some resources on a links page on my site http://www.gabbyswordspeller.com/links.html

Also there's an APP for dyslexics, a phonetic dictionary where they can find their word by the way they spell it http://www.dyslexiadictionary.com

My daughter is now 26 and has walked through the most uncomfortable portion of her life just by getting past high school. I do feel for you as a mother who can only do so much!

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Re: testing trouble	Michele	07:35:22 03/13/11 Sun