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Subject: Re: hidding dyslexia

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Susan H.

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Date Posted: 18:37:41 08/18/10 Wed
In reply to: Charci 's message, "Re: hidding dyslexia" on 08:39:36 08/16/10 Mon

I hate going to a social gathering at a friends house on a Saturday evening because very often someone says, "let's play trivia pursuit." That someone usually is a friend who I had once confided in and told her that I am a dyslexic.Once I said, "okay, let's play" and guess what had happened. I could not read a few simple words.

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Author: Charci [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 05:36:22 08/19/10 Thu So you just play and accept the fact that it isn't a big deal? You are very confident and brave. I guess I would if I were close to the people playing. It's humorous that such a simple thing - a board game - could create so much anxiety in my life. Maybe I just need to get over it.