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Subject: Re: Talking about dyslexia

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Date Posted: 06:09:15 07/14/09 Tue
In reply to: Rodney 's message, "Talking about dyslexia" on 14:47:48 03/25/09 Wed

Hi Rodney, my husband and I are both dyslexic, and we are pretty sure our seven year old daughter is too, we are watching her like hawk. I think be open with it. When people pull me up on my spelling and grammar, I tell them straight out to be patient with me, I'm dyslexic. It seems that dyslexics are quite often extemelly smart and creative people, so we compinsate in other areas. Just think of Richard Branson from Virgin, and Tom Cruise.

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[> Subject: Re: Talking about dyslexia
Author: John (Socrates) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 21:55:08 07/14/09 Tue "Richard Branson from Virgin, and Tom Cruise". Let's get real. Now Socrates needs a good close look. Definitively smart. In fact, he's the yardstick for all great thinkers. What do you reckon? [Aussie speak.] The Bastard never wrote ANYTHING! Welcome to the club, Socrates. Hide this comment from all teenagers who have to do homework (ha ha).