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Subject: Re: DO DYSLEXICS have Socialization Problems?

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Fred

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Date Posted: 11:04:37 03/18/10 Thu
In reply to: Tally Haugen 's message, "DO DYSLEXICS have Socialization Problems?" on 22:20:50 03/05/10 Fri

Dear Tally; I am not an expert but I do have Dyslexia. My younger years were filled with fears and confusion. I did not get along very well with other children because I felt different and afraid to interact with others. At that time in my life i had no idea what was wrong with me. I just kept everything inside of me. Just knowing what your son is up against can be a great help! As I grew older it got harder! Why, well I still did not know what i was up against. My memory was bad, I saw numbers backwards, and I could not keep my consentration on anything that was difficult. Being different should not be hidden. Life should be cherished at all times. Just keep instilling in your son to find what his genuious is and never quit looking. For God has given us all a great gift to acquire if we just try. Treat him normally and always show him your love. Don't feel sorry for him for he has opportunities that others (so called normal) may not have. As for you, what you have beaten medically is a sign in itself of great strength and perseverance. Teach your son what it means to presevier and keep going!!!!

With Love and energy, Fred

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