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Subject: Re: feeling stupid

Author:
Scott Tombs

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Date Posted: 07:06:51 06/28/10 Mon
In reply to: Emily 's message, "feeling stupid" on 09:56:31 05/13/10 Thu

i sometimes feel dumb when i cant follow directions rite but i figured out a method for me i try to remember every other step word by word then i can figure the steps between by just common sense that works for me and also do u tell your friends that you are dyslexic.
thank you,
scott

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[> Subject: Re: feeling stupid

Author:
elaine
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Date Posted: 11:49:18 06/28/10 Mon

Your not allowen i was sitting in a training course today for manual handling which i thought was going to practical it turned out to be theory the trinner handed out dirrent aticals n asked us to read them then give our thougts on them i was about half way through reading when the others had strted speaking about their articles and when they got to me i didnt have a clue what i had just read i felt so stupid luckiy one of my work colleges jumped in and help me out but i felt so small