The Irlen Syndrome and the Fortune of Others
The Irlen Syndrome is a very uncommon case, the person who suffers this syndrome can't read correctly because they see the text shaking, doubling, rippling and other symptoms that difficult the reading. Therefore, they can't study in a common school, not only for the syndrome, even the bullies that try to destroy their confidence.
Today I saw a video about John Spence a person who graduated from an Open University with some help of their teachers, he explained all his road to achieve that goal and encourage other people with this syndrome with his proudful case.
In conclusion, you and me, who can read this, we have a great opportunity and we are luckier than others those are incapable to read a meme, a great book, a tweet or whatever.
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The Irlen Syndrome and the Fortune of Others
The Irlen Syndrome is a very uncommon case, the person who suffers this syndrome can't read correctly because they see the text shaking, doubling, rippling and other symptoms that make the reading difficult. Therefore, they can't study in a common school, not only for the (effects of the) syndrome, even but, the bullies that who try to destroy their confidence.Today I saw a video about John Spence, a person who graduated from an Open University with some help of their teachers, he explained all his road to achieve that goal and encouraged other people with this syndrome with his proudful case.
In conclusion, you and me I, who can read this, we have a great opportunity and we are luckier than others those who are incapable? to of reading a meme, a great book, a tweet or whatever.
Note: I wouldn't say the word "incapable", but "who need different strategies to read..."
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The Irlen Syndrome and the Fortune of Others
The Irlen Syndrome is a very uncommon case, the person who suffers this syndrome can't read correctly because they see the text shaking, doubling, rippling and other symptoms that make the reading difficult. Therefore, they can't study in a normal school, not only because of the syndrome, but also because of the bullies that try to destroy their confidence.Today I saw a video about John Spence, a person who graduated from an Open University with some help of their teachers. He explained his road to achieve that goal, and encourage other people with this syndrome with his succesful case.
In conclusion, you and me, who can read this, have a great opportunity and we are luckier than others those are incapable to read a meme, a great book, a tweet or whatever.
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Many thnaks its a struggle... but with a lot of help determination and motivation i was able to achieve a lot an now also i am in the process of speaking spanish as well ... i still suffer quite badly but i do have a positive outlook on life and coping mechanisms - Thanks you John R Spence
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