Dyslexia: Seen from the dyslexic point of view

by Cosmicwhodini

I found out I was dyslexic when I was in my mid 20's. This was of course a major hassle for me while I was at school. The dyslexic child is looked upon as stupid. We then get bullied by other children and because we cannot...read more

by Rachel Gargan

The experiences of Dyslexics have changed dramatically from one generation to the next. When my mother (from whom I got my dyslexia) went to school, her lack of ability in spelling, forgetting words mid sentence and confu...read more

by AnnMarie McGovern-Theriault

I guess I have to say that I diagnosed myself with Dyslexia as an adult. Growing up my parents thought that I was the perfect child being the only girl in our family of boys. Sure I was cute, but I was lacking in places wh...read more

by Excalibur Snape

Dyslexia is hard to live in and makes going to school less then enjoyable. It makes one feel stupid and self conscious and it make the teachers question your learning disability. It makes finishing school hard and in some...read more

by Ellen Marie Dick

Dyslexicia The hidden learning disorder of the 60's and 70's. The seeing of everything differently than everyone-else. The one problem that we were always to0 busy to notice. The child that couldn't read to the younger...read more

by Laurie L

I did not believe that I was dyslexic until I was 35 years old. Before that time I knew that I did not read as fast as the other kids in school. I did not even read as fast as my younger siblings could. Many times I would ...read more

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by Michelle SC

Ramblings of a Dyslexic Or What if Dyslexics defined the rules? dyslexic adjective or noun pronounced: dis-lex-sik or dis-lek-tik (personally I prefer the latter). : a learning disability involving difficulties i...read more

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by Mj D

I wanted to share some things that have allowed for me to focus on my job and improve my work output. I won't begin to believe that this is a bible for people to live by (although it may sound that way), but instead proces...read more

by Elizabeth D'Emic

Write your article hereTale of a dyslexic I am in the field of Special Education; in fact, I am with college students with LD on a daily basis, both at home and at my place of employment. I have a masters degree in Readi...read more