The Power Of Dyslexia about Famous Dyslexics

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Famous People with Dyslexia:
Albert Einstein is one of the most well know and respected scientists.
Tom Cruise is one of the top five movie starts of all time
Charles Schwab heads one of the largest investment firms
John Chambers CEO of Cisco Systems, Inc.
Henry Winkler from the hit show happy days
Vince Vaughn is one of Hollywood's biggest names in comedy
Jay Leno host of the tonight show
Muhammad Ali is one of the greatest fighters of all time
Thomas Edison is one of the most prolific inventers of all time
Paul Orfalea is the founder of Kinko's
Salma Hayek is a Mexican actress, director, and television and film producer
Whoopi Goldberg is a great American Actress and Comedian
Orlando Bloom is a famous English actor
Richard Branson founder of virgin enterprises
Henry Ford was the inventor of the modern day assembly line

Winston Churchill is one of the greatest leaders in all of history
General George Patton one of the most popular American military generals

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@swmarkham6366 10 лет назад

This has made me cry for the struggle I have had but one day I will be one of the names in this video. Thank you so much for this x

@Welshbabe2k6 12 лет назад

I was five years old when I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia, I was 21 and in college when I was diagnosed with Dyscalculia. I am now 22, and I have recently been diagnosed with Dyslexia. I struggled all the way through school with these problem's, never had support or help. I was left to suffer in silence. I am now proud to say, that I am a University student, just past my first year with flying colours, and am awaiting to start my second. At the end of it, I will have a degree in Creative Writing.

@evilllama1152 9 лет назад

I'm 35 years old and was just recently diagnosed. For once I cried tears of joy. It explained so much. It's so much more than a reading disability, we think in 3D. My family, peers and teachers told me I was lazy and stupid. I've been alone for a majority of my life because, "people never got me." I entered the university with a major in anthropology. My research papers were written horribly but I think my professors passed me because I was fantastic at oral, of course, with stuttering and mispronunciation issues. My professors noticed I could grasp peripheral ideals that the other students couldn't and this is why I excelled. We can see pass the words and they can not. I proud to be dyslexic and now I'm gonna go find some like minds! :-)

@creativevoice7879 16 лет назад

my name is Amit Gill and I am dyslexia and 100% proud. I love being Dyslexia. This is such a beatiful gift, and i have a great passion for the theatre, film and Tv. I strugger with this for years and was quite depressed, until I had a nervous break-down. 8 years on my life is great and i have grow into a much more happier person. School was so difficult for me and causes a lot of pain, and my family did not understand about being dyslexia. My child-hood was so difficult. but believe in your gift

@kostasPVP 8 лет назад

dislexia.... one word, thousand emotions...

@kevcification 11 лет назад

I'm 40 and I was recently diagnosed with Dyslexia.......I found this film helpful and inspiring...thanks for posting....

@riolinton-panther2011 8 лет назад

I am dyslexic and it really helps to see people care about those people so thanks for the video

@chrisdwyer6274 2 года назад

Clean video well done! I have been struggling to understand dyslexia since I was diagnosed at a very young age. Age 8 to present I have been on a quest to understand my dyslexia, understanding my weaknesses isn’t a problem.... trying to find my strengths can be a challenge. Videos like this reminds me I’m not alone. Stay strong and overcome!!!

@Jm-te8yc 9 лет назад

i am proud to dyslexic every dyslexic person is genious.

@noahdasle1708 8 лет назад

Me too we should be proud

@thommetz1 7 лет назад

Me too

@monicalorenzana1052 6 лет назад

Jm Black ...now i know that! Yes we are!

@dineshbehera6936 6 лет назад

Same here...n m a genius...

@DeanB23 6 лет назад

I would like to believe that but I'm reallllly dumb when It comes to math and I don't think I will ever get good at it no matter how hard I try.

@nancyc5490 10 лет назад

A brilliant inspirational video. We should all look up to people with Dyslexia, people think they are dumb and stupid and can't learn, yet many of them have gone on to do great things.

@NicolesNiche 10 лет назад

Our brains just work differently to the 'norm' instead of thinking in a square we think in triangle. If a dyslexic has the willpower and never let anyone stop them from achieving their dreams, they can conquer anything! So many people base 'intelligence' on how well an individual can read and write. Intelligence goes much deeper than that!

@BunnyBiscuit 16 лет назад

Wonderful video and very inspiring! Im 23 and was only diagnosed being Dyslexic about 3 years ago. Throughout school i have had alot of difficulty with maths,and having a terrible memory. I went through primary, secondary school and college without anyone questioning wether i was Dyslexic. It was only my Higher Ed college that it was suggested that i should be tested. One of the best things about being Dyslexic is that we are very creative people using art and our hands instead, like me!

@MrTinyUK 12 лет назад

I too, suffer with a type of dyslexia. I remember being taunted. They used to shout '...dyslexia rules, KO...' Took me ages to find out what they meant. Even adults used to tease me....I grew up missing out on so much....My wife is my hero, she has continued to help with my dyslexia for the past 20+ years. Thank you for posting. I still find grammar difficult.

@fernandoss1982 14 лет назад

My son has a mild dislexya .. .he is 10 years old, and i use to repress him before I knew the reasons why the horrible hand write, the sudden drop of scores in class, I always Aced my exams and use to expect nothing else from him, I'm sorry for all the grief I gave him over all that, and now i'm just begining to understand the subject. Thanks for the video. Made a grown man cry.

@rebe0485 16 лет назад

What a wonderful video! As a fifth year college student it was great to come across it and take a moment that I can become what I want to become in life. These men and women have done wonders in their feilds that I can't wait helping children with their "ability" of Dyslexia. In high school I had a teacher tell me I was lazy and I wouldn't become anything in my life. I'm about to graduate from college with honors and become a Special Education teacher. I think I showed her. Thank you.

@justboycrazy45 15 лет назад

I have adult ADHD and I find your video moving and inspiring at the same time. Great job!

@Faita507 15 лет назад

This video really made me feel better about myself. I am also dyslexic and i am glad to see others go through what i go through every day

@phatbastard0alkaline 15 лет назад

Great video! got diagnosed pretty late, but my schools never tested me.. but its better to know so u can try to work with it and make it better for u.

@LumiGues 16 лет назад

Thnx a lot, this video just made my day, I'm dyslexic and I have to say that it has caused me a lot of effort to get over it...

@Fonts4dyslexiaDHP 10 лет назад

I really enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing!

@jdphoenix90 14 лет назад

I was upset today as my grammer was all over the place, doing uni work and cannot focus properly. I went to my room and laid in my bed thinking "I am Dumb, I am not worthy, why I was born this way and why do I have dyslexia?" and slowly one by one each of my family gave me hope, they gave me the support and the foundation that built me up again. Watching this video gave me that hope as well.

@mortsey 12 лет назад

I knew I had something in common with those people. My dad questioned my degree choice because it was reading and writing intensive. No, I did not graduate with honors, but I did graduate, and overcame the odds. Thanks for this video, it nearly brought tears to my eyes, every one of the statements was true of me.

@megacristy6045 8 лет назад

if not suppressed, invalidated or destroyed by parents or the educational process, will result in two characteristics: higher than normal intelligence, and extraordinary creative abilities. From these the true gift of dyslexia can emerge - the gift of mastery.

@Samantha328328 13 лет назад

this made me cry, but it gave me a little more confidence to keep trying my best.

@TheNextLane 12 лет назад

Being diagnosed with dyslexia as a child isn't the end of the world, only the beginning. I ended up failing high school because I believed that I was too dumb to read and write - but always had big dreams and ambitions. I was able to believe in myself with the support of my parents who stuck by me during good and bad (drugs to escape) times. I'm 24 now and have recently graduated from university, quite successful in the corporate world and run my own business on the side. Always keep fighting

@ButterflyLullabyLtd 4 года назад

Thank you so much for making this video. We are a very proud Dyslexic Family. I have a question for some teachers, "Why are you teaching if some of you clearly do not like children?" Yes there are some wonderful teachers, but sadly there are some nasty ones. My daughter begged me to Home Educate her. I got her moved class, as the teacher forced her to stand up and say her times tables, knowing full well she struggled. Of course the children were not educted to be kind to other children, so they made fun of her. The next time the new teacher told my little girl that she could not read a big book like the other children. She proved that teacher wrong. Now she writes amazing song lyrics, has her own library in her room, and is learning to play the Cello. This is a message to all Dyslexics. Don't let some bullying ACADEMICS made you feel stupid. We think outside of the BOX. And that is what we need in education ... To think differently! Good luck everyone. And I hope the education system one day is something we can all be proud of. The important thing in life is the message of hope.

@ButterflyLullabyLtd 4 года назад

This is how I got our daughter to love reading. If it helps your child, I would love to hear all about it: butterflylullaby.blogspot.com/2017/11/free-reading-help-for-dyslexic-children.html

@jdphoenix90 17 лет назад

I use to remember that when I was a child i use to go to a psychologist to go to the sessions. but the worst thing i remembered that in 4yr the learning support techer said that i should go to a special school and study there but the teachers said i was alrite. still i have bad grammar, cannot process reading that well but still pull through in my exams. i am truly bless to have support of others to help me out.

@taules02 14 лет назад

It's great to know that dyslexia doesm't stop anybody to do what they want! Glad for it, really! Great video! How's the piano song called?

@maryhadalittlelamb25 13 лет назад

THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS...I WAS TOLD AS A CHILD THAT I WAS BRIGHT..BUT I JUST DIDN'T TRY HARD EBOUGH...YET I WAS WORKING TWICE AS HARD TO KEEP UP WITH MY CLASSMATES...MY PARENTS COULDN'T UNDERSTAND..WHY MY GRADES WERE ALWAYS LOW.. AS AN ADULT...MEETING SOMEONE AND HAVING THEM MAKE FUN OF YOU ISN'T EASY EITHER....THEY THINK THAT I'M STUPID B/C I HAVE TROUBLE WITH SPELLING AND THAT I'M A SLOW READER.. IT'S GOOD TO KNOW THAT I'M NOT ALONE WITH THIS WAY OF LIFE... :D THANKS 4 THE POST!... ;D

@emilyfry8916 10 лет назад

this video is so inspiring i have dyslexia and the is just great

@chedalcazaren5061 11 лет назад

It's not the meaning of having dyslexia you would be successful. It depends on you if you would overcome it and do the right thing. If you will pursue your dreams and use it as a gift. I'm an indigo child dyslexic 18 years old. Thank you for this video. This video thought me a lot not to give up and reach my dreams. "Who do you want to be"

@LdOrg 11 лет назад

An excellent video! Thank you.

@queengirlb1 16 лет назад

Who ever made this video i just want to say thank you because I have dyslexia and it is very hard for me. I never knew how many smart people that have dyslexia.

@mattsegriff 13 лет назад

Thank you for this... I'm constantly ridiculed for my spelling... it doesn't hurt anymore I've learned to adapt... spell check helps.. but it doesn't cure it... Your movie helps... thank you for the understanding.

@OC9990 16 лет назад

GREAT VIDEO , i didn't know about these people that they have dyslexia , thanxx For posting it =) ,

@Welshbabe2k6 11 лет назад

I agree. Giving up is not an option.

@zinn496 10 лет назад

i am proud to be dyslexic.

@bensedunary7430 10 лет назад

me to

@undeadgaming3170 9 лет назад

me to

@prismo8404 7 лет назад

i am what i am i won't be proud untill i will be on a list with them

@lesliewoodson 14 лет назад

i just cried... thank you for making me feel amazing for the person i am. learning disablities doesn't mean that im stupid at all, its just a different way of looking at things... which I personally think that it means that we (dislexics) are actually more intelligent!

@luvlycara12 12 лет назад

whenever i'm down about something like this i look at the video and makes me feel better that these people achieved things of having the same disibility

@futhanabuddah4444 15 лет назад

I wanted to cry....very uplifting.

@HesCrawling 10 лет назад

Yes because making a video about dyslexia, a reading "disability", in the form where you have to read is such a great idea. I like the general message, but as a dyslexic it's frustrating having to pause the video every 5 seconds to read what you want me to know. I watch video's so I don't have to read. I didn't even bother finishing the video, to much work!

@airsoftking19 10 лет назад

Oh my...

@evilllama1152 9 лет назад

My dear dyslexia is so much more than a reading disability. We think in 3D.

@TwilightGrl2009 14 лет назад

Today this video was shown at my special private school for dyslexics. I never realized how many people had it and how famous they really were. I'm inspired now because i now know that Dyslexia is truley a Gift and even though i'm graduating hish school...I'm glad to be a Dyslexic like we all should be.

@NicolesNiche 10 лет назад

I think this video is amazing, but seeing as it's about dyslexia and the majority of people watching it will be dyslexic and may have trouble reading. You may want to think about making a VoiceOver? x

@xj_xj_-fk6fz 7 лет назад

I'm dyslexic, however when I was a young child I wanted to read so bad I went to summer school just to learn how to read,the reason I wanted to read so bad was so I could understand the old Nintendo instruction manuals for the games I was so in to,seems so small now but I can't handwrite a letter to save my life and some tasks take me longer than people who don't have dyslexia, but I can read and understand pretty good,some letter reversals but technology helps a ton.

@jf7888 6 лет назад

The Balance Theory suggests there are three dyslexia subtypes: Perceptual or P-type: These dyslexic people read quite slowly, sound by sound. ... The Phonological Theory argues there are two types of dyslexia Visual and Auditory dyslexia Conclusion Evidence for Dyslexia Subtypes. im dyslexic i can read good but can"t spell good. and im no good at math

@nfskrumps 15 лет назад

I'm 20 and I'm hoping next week I'll finally find out if I'm officially dyslexic. I know I am and it's been a nightmare. I suck at math, not big on reading, i had really low self confidence, anxiety... I work in web development and projects are the best things ever for us. Lots of flexibility and all. I'm scared to get a math tutor but I need one bad. I can't get through college without it. Smile and laugh about it guys. Don't be afraid to ask someone to repeat something.

@headmase 16 лет назад

aha! at last someone who's into trong content! Thanks. I'm trying to gathe up dyslexics on youtube and get something done, if not for us for the younger generétions. I'll comment more on your channel.

@Miickymick30 15 лет назад

I am Dyslexic. And look we can do something, famous people are dyslexic and there famous. Cher is dyslexic. And shes my favorite singer, oddly we have so much in common. Love the video!

@EplusCequalsLUV 15 лет назад

Wow! That was very moving!!!! I was just looking up Dyslexia because the guy I like has it and I was totally surprised that he did, but still to me that doesn't matter. Dyslexia doesn't make someone any less of a person!

@DyslexicAdvantage 11 лет назад

Beautiful video! Power of dyslexia is right!

@06osteventon 12 лет назад

I have dyslexia . When I was in school I could not read very good but I hated that feeling and started to read it took along time and I still find it hard sometimes. But I am 100% more happy with myself now I pushed myself through that period . :)

@MAV3NX 12 лет назад

I was diagnosed with dyslexia very young. Dyslexia extends beyond spelling and reading issues. I had the reading comprehension of a 5th grader when in kindergarten, but could not write my own name due to complications with being ambidextrous. I had difficulties with math primarily due to issues with auditory comprehension, an area often overlooked when diagnosing dyslexia. Teachers who rely too heavily on lecture will disadvantage students with poor auditory comprehension skills.

@monicalorenzana1052 6 лет назад

Thank you for this Video.. It's a honor being a different or have my own world in my self and actions.. I'm a dyslexic, but i know now im not the slow one like my teacher's and still people said!.. We are just a genius and whatever thing we do in life!...hi to all this very smart people here!

@Muamarz 14 лет назад

I cried watching this video. Its hard for someone with dyslexia like me. I do law and accounts both number and words all day. I'm in the final year of my degree and I can say I'm proud that I can make it this far.

@bzylizzy 14 лет назад

@flightkite1 you are correct, dyslexic people are incredibly intelligent, my son is dyslexic and has completed a very complex course, anyway we as parents have learnt that dyslexic people think out of the box, they have more vision and if learning wasnt restricted to writing on paper then the dyslexic kids would be top of the class, I am so glad to hear you are not letting your dyslexia hold you back, the world can be your oyster, good for you.....

@garywoodgrw 16 лет назад

I have ADHD, my Mother cried when she saw this video. My teacher's said the same things about me; I was lazy I had lack of effort I was slow I lacked intelligence I'm beginning University 22nd of September ths year. Remember 'If people can't do something themselves they'll always try to tell you that you can't do it'. Don't let nothing hold you back. Our own expectations are often moulded by past comments made by others.

@alhurstchiomemc 16 лет назад

this is an awsome vid i am dyslexic and am 17 and has her drivers licence no dyslexia does not slow u down

@pembo101 16 лет назад

I also felt very emotional whatching this vidio it brought tears to my eyes, my dyslexa made me feel very alone in school even though i was quite popular. Its nice to know that other people go though the same strugle but also upseting that there are alot of kids still strugling with the igranace of there teachers. If this vidio shows me anythink its that dyslexics are great dreamers and they make there dreams come true so never give up on ur dream :) (i've left the wrong spellings in mwhahahaha)

@ThePilexstream 10 лет назад

I cried to much to this video, and i have this condition -Lemuel

@Hellmartt 11 лет назад

I was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 9 years old. I am now a 24 year old RAF AH Mk 1 Apache pilot. You really cant give up.

@dyslexiamountains343 11 лет назад

Thanks for this, inspiring!!

@MichaelSmith-jb5md 7 лет назад

We are a proud people who has had society put a label and stigma on us without realizing that we are among the brightest stars in the galaxy, bless all of my dyslexic kin, never stop learning reach for the stars and chart a course for the heavens, A fellow dyslexic who at 50 earned a law degree to go with the 4 upper level degrees, I hope this helps others that our dreams are just as reachable as any others, bless you all!

@janicefischer 12 лет назад

I'm dyslexic and proud of it. I used to feel like i wasn't good enough or smart enough because i would always leave to get my test read to me and people would make fun of me for it. After all these years i'm 15 now and finally have the courage to deal with it.

@clarity2325 16 лет назад

Dyslexia does not equal success, but it does equal creativity and/or high inteligence and even, though rarer, genius.

@8horzes8 12 лет назад

thanks u for making me feel better, i have felt soo bad today because it took me one hour and 30mins to get done with 11 math questions.

@patrickmiddendorf9217 11 лет назад

being in school is hard. being in school with dyslexia is harder.the fact that you have to try so much harder just to fall down is devastating. it takes all you have just go get back up and try again, no one but a dyslexic knows what its like. we know just what it is like to go through that over and over. one day we all realize there is something that makes us great and that dyslexia helped us get there. so i guess to everyone who knows what its like goo luck to everyone in everything you do :)

@ridleitthiswayorthat 7 лет назад

Good video. Like many others I find it funny this is in text and is for people who have trouble with text. I know the range of how well someone can read or write varies widely, and maybe you made this for mild dyslexics, parents, friends, teachers, or just acquaintances of dyslexics? I have no judgement since I don't know what you were aiming for.

@Peter_1986 5 лет назад

I had a dyslexic student in my junior high school class - I realised this when I saw that he started using a text-to-speech program during the lessons, and he hated to read texts in front of the class.

@timconnell1644 11 лет назад

I liked this video but wanted to share it with a colleague who has dyslexia. Then I realised they would not be able to read it. How about making another version where the words are all spoken? In this context accessibility should be the highest priority. Thanks, Tim

@hunterc5191 10 лет назад

fuck off

@abdulraheemalkurdi 13 лет назад

i had to change to 6 diffrent schools because of my dyslexia and adhd teachers always insulted me kept at saying that im stupid, dumb made me repeat a year bullied me and at the end i proved them all wrong by showing them that i still got faith in my self

@foxworthy21 13 лет назад

Thank you for this video. I cried while watching it.

@Eeveemon13 12 лет назад

cont. class every day in elementary from 2nd to 5th grade. In middle school 6th grade was the only year i didn't get pulled out, and it was only year i was in normal classes. End of the 6th grade, i found out my state scores were so well i was being moved to the Pre-AP Classes from then on. During the summer i read about 5 books, came back to school the next year, we had to take a test to find out what grade level we were reading at. While the rest of the class was at a 6th-8th i had a 11th...

@SteveWhiteside 12 лет назад

Thank you for this!

@rubydawn1 10 лет назад

I had such trouble to read and spell when I was in school but later in life I understood I could not be taught I had to do it on my own.For reading I found a subject I was interested in and was determined to read.The more you read the the better your spelling becomes.I also found out I can not be taught math I have to learn it on my own with those books that give instructions.We each have our own learning style.When you understand that you do not feel defeated and give up and the funny thing is that the way that was impossible for you to learn starts to feel not so impossible Everyone has a gift..Whats yours...

@bcroger2 14 лет назад

nice video really inspirational.

@Kellyvroberts 15 лет назад

my english sixth form teacher has enrolled me into a dyslexia screening session just today. so this has made me feel much better a about it.

@akshaymys09 12 лет назад

Even I'm Dyslexic, I struggled in education especially in Middle school time, but finally I completed my education with MBA.

@liapayne1717 11 лет назад

Loved the video! If you are the creator of this video, I would love to chat with you.

@juvenal425 12 лет назад

Her name is Sylvia Cervantes and it happened at Bell High School in the city of Bell California, on the other hand there were also good teachers as well, but not enough.

@missesbutterfly14 12 лет назад

This made me cry the first time i saw this

@xogmigr1q7q 15 лет назад

Edaeron, i have dyslexia 2, i know what you saying! But i wanna ad this. Most of professors in the school dont have education to recognize person with dyslexia problem. But all that bad things in life connected with dyslexia just give you power to work harder on yourself.

@bishopdon2k8 11 лет назад

exactly the same as me except I only got diagnosed for all three when I got to university last year. Its hard going through your whole life not understanding why you cant do things that other people find so simple and having no explanation to give which leaves you thinking your stupid. I'm also now doing a degree in english with creative writing it must be appealing to us DYS people!

@CoolCharmedGirl 16 лет назад

thank you so much. i love this video. and i love that computers have spell check to.

@Theglp58 12 лет назад

Thanks! great clip

@AshVNaokiWolf 16 лет назад

I don't have dyslexia, I have dyscalculia...My classmates used to pick on my in 5th grade for having to use my fingers on 'simple' math problems such as 5+4 and 8+4. It was normal for me to be at the bottom of my class, but now, after working really hard almost everyday with my dad, I'm almost at the top of my class now...And I'm now the one helping my classmates with their math!! And I believe anybody with something like dyslexia or dys-whatever can overcome it if they just try!! ;)

@bubblesh 12 лет назад

this made me tear up i have to admit. i was diagnosed with dyslexia at around age 5 and thanks to my parents its not as bad as it was :) also another famous person with dyslexia is leonardo divinci

@unrealriot 14 лет назад

As for me, I'm in Calculus 3, but the part i'm struggling is wordy problems because of my lack of language skills due to my learning disability. I also have short term memory, and its really hard for me to remember general stuff.

@ourhousetx 12 лет назад

I never knew I was in such great company!!!

@TheMaximumoverload 12 лет назад

I have dyslexia and I am proud of it! I also read about Albert Einstein having dyslexia and most dyslexics have a very high I.Q.! I was the age of thirteen when I learned to read and I graduated with honers in high school and graduated from college! Believe me when I say, I still struggle with it!

@Jhanson125 12 лет назад

No way ANYONE in their right mind would dislike this video

@kelvinchill 14 лет назад

I really strugled at school, I am now 45 and still find reading a chalange but I have made a good carea in computing at a senior level. Dyslexia does not have to ruin your life. Work hard and believ in yourself, just accecpt if you enter a spelling comp you will come stal ;~)

@CartoonDraw 14 лет назад

People, it may feel like a curse is on you but it gives you something to work on, it also disciplines yourself so you can look at the world in a different way. If you have trouble socialising and get bulled, take it as a step up in life to help you be a better person. Success is not all about how smart you are; it’s about what you are and how you use it. Try thinking of 3 dreams… because there’s always a possibility. Life is short. Becca x

@lebbyann 16 лет назад

Great video!

@xXScotylandXx 16 лет назад

Am dyslexic and am 18. when people said to me "dyslexia is a gift, be proud of it" a used to thing "huh? a gift? a cant read or write!" but now a see what they ment...coz of ma reading and writing diffecultys makes me able to draw very good and very be creative :D so am good at someting in ma own way ^^

@hyperjesse 11 лет назад

Im dyslexic and adhd. school was hell as i was constantly told I was stupid, lazy, usless, and always I was the example to the class of a bad student. it was extreemly horible as i was infact trying very very hard only to find i still failed. altho I find i cant stop creating new things and seem to find that people who beat me completly on learning and tests were unable to understand anything I was great at. meh cant get at what im tryin to say but what i lack i make up for.

@ikunalsingh 14 лет назад

People use to call me failure. Some use to call me abnormal. Some use to say he will become burden for his family. But today things are different. I am a MBA graduate getting handsome salary and living my own life.

@guineagirl2539 16 лет назад

it made me feel alone also no one at school understood and neather did my parents. but when i switched schools my favorite teacher had it too and she helped me thru school

@MelonBreadHead 13 лет назад

I don't really have it in the sense that I have trouble reading (although I am rather slow), but whenever I am nervous and talking I mix up letters in words. And example "She is on a frain in Trance." This was a few days ago, and it was quite funny. Sometimes I switch around words when reading, writing, and speaking, but never when I am singing. Dyslexia isn't all that bad. You just have to learn how to learn your way around it.

@DrLawliet 11 лет назад

25 and still going! I will get through Biochemistry and one day hope to cure lots of nasty diseases!

@Rebeccagrace123 13 лет назад

my brother and me and my dad all suffer with dyslexia, although mine is only mild and not all people with dyslexia have trouble reading, take me for example.i am obsessed with reading and now own and have read more than 300.however it limits my abilty to pick up foren language and to get muddled up with some words when speaking.my brother has dyslexia as well as a few other stuff,but he is really good at maths and computers,for his age.like i said and like this video says, nobody is stupid. :)

@davida3606 13 лет назад

Not all those people on the video have Dyslexia. Some of them had ADHD. Einstein had Autism and ADHD. I have ADHD and I served Seven years in the US Army, spent a year in Iraq, and made it through college. It wasn't easy, but I did it. These people on the video are an inspiration to me.

@MrLaycool 12 лет назад

I have dyslexia,and i know how to deal with it,it's hard but i try hard to do my best.

@yyarimia 13 лет назад

@Muamarz I'm in my first term in law school. I am never able to read the words aloud in class. I can't. When I see words, they don't make sense to me. I have to read them over and over again to understand the whole sentence. I have put so much time and work to get this far. I believe I can make it.