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Subject: Re: Dyslexic Joy

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Ray

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Date Posted: 11:23:21 04/11/10 Sun
In reply to: Carole Miles 's message, "Dyslexic Joy" on 11:01:50 01/05/10 Tue

I'm very happy with the gifts I have. I'm not sure dyslexia GAVE them to me, but it sure forced me to exercise them more and become stronger and I AM greatful for that!

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Author: Sheila [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 13:24:41 04/13/10 Tue hi, i am well known as a very happy person and believe it is due to the way i look at the world through my dyslexics eyes. i knotes every colour and take a better ifinity to the beuty in the world.this perspective is what makes a lot of us grait artists and so in that way i think im happy to be dyslexic.