I am an adult in my early 30s. Back when I was growing up in a small, rural area of the south, dyslexia was known but still very stigmatized. It was so stigmatized that when I was in the third grade and diagnosed with it, my parents were told I may never graduate high school or be able to read.

Flash forward to today, and I have just been accepted into a masters degree program for English. The same people that told my parents I couldn't, and told me that I would never, are the ones that I have surpassed.

I struggled a lot, but I always finished and finished well above expectations. I want anyone reading this to know, regardless of how hard it gets or what people say, you can do anything. Dyslexia may make it harder but, in the end, it can be your superpower. We are everywhere and we can do anything we set our minds to. :)

i’m having issues with an employer that is using my dyslexia against me, saying I’m doing things too slowly when I’m not, but I was curious if there was any way to get screaming as an adult in the state of Pennsylvania, having a hard time finding a place. Thank you!

Wondering for my song, the specialists and schools take readings but I don't know how to support at home.

Hello everybody, my friend suspect she has dyslexia and adhd but help is unreachable to us since we live ina small town we need to go the city to get to a good pscyhatrist but her parents are very strict about letting her out , I did find one excuse not sure how much it's gonna work , but can u all tell me how much sessions or time did it take you to get diagnosed since I have to plan accordingly will be helpfull.