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Subject: Re: Depression and Dyslexia

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Kim

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Date Posted: 19:09:47 05/03/11 Tue
In reply to: Ashley 's message, "Re: Depression and Dyslexia" on 10:35:25 05/02/11 Mon

Ashley,
I hear you. My frustrations are very simular to yours.
School was a nightmere for me. The ensycopedia saved me many times. Sometimes I would just get a very general
idea of what the teacher was discussing then go home and research the whole topic just in the hopes that I wouldn't miss the teacher's lecture.
It is nice to know there are other people in the world that suffer with these same problems. Well "nice" is not the right word, but, it does help. Thank you for writing to me. I hope the best for you. I have a Franklin spell check, that I use all the time. Could you also tape the lessons with a small tape recorder?
Let me know how it goes,
Kim

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