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suzyq
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11/18/2004 | posted: 7/12/2005 at 11:40:12 AM ET
Pete
Good point - there are many talented and successful dyslexic's out there.
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Anonymous
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| posted: 7/12/2005 at 1:03:44 PM ET
i think ur being really rude especially PETE who sd i ad dyslexia its rude and offensive 2 people who do !  and wot makes u soooooo perfect eh ??? the fact tht if i sd i was wot wld u do eh ? feel guilty the fact tht u sd it ?? i hope so ! i mn wot makes u soo perfect ?dont judge others until uv lrnt 2 judge urself which u obviously havent !!! get it right !!!
u socially challenged person ! check that in ur meaning dictionary ! or should i just say it 4 u geek !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and LUTHER i can spell unlike u !
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Anonymous
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i deleted it all
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 Pete
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3/20/2005 | posted: 7/12/2005 at 10:37:45 PM ET
Nicely put. I've heard of you..arn't you the guy that got shipwrecked on a desert island, and found a bottle with a message wrapped around it?
As distinct from some other childhood afflictions, dyslexia has a high correction rate, and in fact there is a worldwide industry geared to it's treatment, in which music plays a major part. Read ""Good Music : Brighter Children"" for an insight into just how music aids in the development of both sides of the brain during childhood. A quick Google will reveal the author's name which, being chronologicaly challenged, escapes me at the moment.
Take me to your Lieder...
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Anonymous
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| posted: 7/18/2005 at 3:36:04 PM ET
this post of comments is just getting out of control. How can anonymous say we're all rude and offensive when i stuck up for him as i said about my daughter being dyslexic?
i think it's a shame about dyslexic people and think people should think about how they feel as my daughter gets bullied because of it
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Pete
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3/20/2005 | posted: 7/19/2005 at 1:14:22 AM ET
I agree, anonymous, that anynomous is way out of line...probably a cereal rapist in real life. You will have no doubt heard of them, they are the people who get a severe..sevare..seav...a really bad rash from the top of the cornflake packet.
Here are some links:
Adult Dyslexia Organisation (UK) - www.futurenet.co.uk
British Dyslexia Association(UK) - www.bda-dyslexia.org.uk
Buying software (AUS) - www.spectronicsinoz.com
Davis Dyslexia Association (US) - www.dyslexia.com
Dyslexia Institute (UK) - www.dyslexia-inst.org.uk
Free maths worksheets (AUS) - www.daisymaths.com.au
Free reading program (US) - www.starfall.com
Free typing program (US) - www.easytype.com
International Dyslexia Association (US) - www.interdys.com
LD Resources (US) - www.ldresources.com
Learning Disabilities (USA) - www.ldonline.org
Site hosted by a student with dyslexia (UK) - www.iamdyslexic.com
Touch-type Read and Spell - THE BEST - keyboarding + literacy program based on Alpha to Omega www.ttrs.co.uk
Hope this helps.
Take me to your Lieder...
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Anonymous
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| posted: 7/19/2005 at 8:01:20 AM ET
pete, you're still being rude about that man/woman
just leave him to get on with his life and stop hassling him.
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suzyq
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11/18/2004 | posted: 7/20/2005 at 10:04:24 AM ET
To anonymous whoever you are, I think the websites listed by Pete will help a lot of people out there.
It's a "good thing" as Martha Stewart would say to know that there are others who are dyslexic.
I realize that learning to play an instrument as an adult is by far not the same thing, but this site has been an enormous help to me - it's always helpful to share ups and downs with fellow musicians - and as this site has helped me, the websites on the list will be helpful to dyslexics - and remember as I mentioned in an earlier reply, that there are many successful dyslexics.
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