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my dyslexic journey - part 2 (adulthood)

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 Episode 11.2 (part 2) - Hello and welcome to our second BONUS episode for series 1. Adulthood vs dyslexia!


Hey guys I am back with another storytime..living with dyslexia as an adult. From work, career, and friendships, to daily life experiences. Because how we perceive information in the world around us, can often feel like a challenge or isolating at times. - I champion dyslexics to celebrate their unique selves and personal strengths.


In part 1 - I share my childhood experiences with dyslexia.
I would love to hear from you. What are your experiences living with dyslexia or do you know someone who is?

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