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Originally Posted by Creggle
Who's done this? :/
No but dyslexia doesn't make somebody unintelligent. I haven't heard a comment in the house yet that has attacked something she can't help. Not that I agree with calling her thick but if the cap fits.
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She has been called 'slow', dyslexia can cause reaction to be slower in some people...
She has been called 'thick' because of the way she speaks and according to Callum for not realising straight away whats going on when things are happening in the house, another classic sign of adult dyslexia.
Amy, my nephew has it, when he was younger he had the problems with the writing/reading side of things but funnily enough that went as he got older, he is a very intelligent person but sometimes his reactions are slower than normal, not always but sometimes.
You will very rarely find 2 people that suffer from dyslexia that will have the exact same symptoms.