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Subject: Re: Depression and Dyslexia Author: chris (fighting) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:18:07 08/18/11 Thu In reply to: Valerie 's message, "Re: Depression and Dyslexia" on 22:30:10 03/03/10 Wed i can understand what people say here about depression and dyslexia ......i wasent diagnosed until i was 17 ,young age but hated school since first day at an age of 6 so damaged was done,no self esteem and no support from parents and school ,special class didnt help made it worse......until i skipped 290 days during my last 3 years in high school,went to therapist and he diagnosed me and told i have a special gift and school wasent good enough so he took me out,best decision he ever did for me..........im 30 and still feels like im fighting against the world ,no one understands me ,feel alone sometimes .................i know how it feels [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: dyslecsic people Author: stephanie [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 02:08:09 04/11/12 Wed being dyslecsic is not a problem it is a solution for manny problems people with dyslexiea have the BEST problem solving skills they are verry smart not with school but with life unfortonaly people dont see thatthey are generaly closed minded and fortonaly people with dyslexia are not and most inportantly we are not folowers we think outside the box most become inventors just look up famus inventors most of them are dyslecsic and struggled through schools if only teachers will see that try new aproches and harness this gift called dyslexia [ Post a Reply to This Message ]