Hey guys, I just wanna tell you guys somethings you guys should know for the future. When i was about 5 years old I started pre-school. I had troubles learning and when my family and I found out why, we were all in distress. I was 6 years old when I found out. I have dyslexia. Learning in school, sports, and almost everything else is really hard for me, but I work hard and try my best in everything I do. When i was 2 years old I started to take dance lessons, so I've been dancing for 11 years now. I also LOVE to sing, and I've been singing since I was 4 years old. Like I said I have dyslexia so it's really hard to dance and sing because when I dance I get left and right jumbled up in my head. Also when I look at the notes and words on singing sheets it takes me a little longer than other kids do. Either way I am living a happy life and I am actually fighting dyslexia. I started a treatment my mom saw on a 'Tonight' show. There were some adults and kids that had dyslexia and they beat it. They did a treatment called Dore Achievement Centre. People who work there teach you how to spell, read, and write better. My mom got me into it when I was 11 years old. Its helped me alot. Now some people ask me why a dyslexic person would join a website that involves reading and writing stories. Well this is what I told them. I said 'I joined this website because then I can actually put what I learned from the treatment to the test. Just to see if I actually did get better at spelling and writing.' So people who are dyslexic I've got some advice for you. Don't be afraid to talk about things on your mind. Just because we are different doesn't mean we can't do the same things other people can. I love to write stories, and I strongly encourage other dyslexics to write stories on here. If we make mistakes then we can fix them. Everyone makes mistakes, but its not the end of the world. Anyway thats all I really wanted to share with you guys. I hope you guys like my stories, and please don't be afraid to comment. Luv ya guys, blackNyellow |