Congratulations 🤜🤛 🎉🍾🎈🎊 🙏🏾👏 🙏🏾 I’m proud of you 👍 my brother, stay safe and blessed, May God bless you and your family!!! 😇

Congratulations! In what field, out of curiosity?

Congrats mate!

Nice 👍 good job 👏

My daughter has dyslexia and this gave me so much hope.

Tell me about it?

Why do we learn everything by rote but no life skills

No, we're disabled. Its ok to say that. There's no shame in it.

I actually asked one of my professors in college and her answer was that higher educators like her, who put the mainstream/general education together has no other life skills other than "excellent achievement" academically.

@@matthewrichman7777 count me out im not disabled

Same here

I knew exactly what he was going to say right before he said it.

Dear god that was said to me one time but I didn’t care at the time...But now when I look back to that it hurts...

I got "does not apply himself"

@@rc3151 How old were you when you first remember being told that??

In a vicious night a shadow appeared in veil of darkness. Silence screamed in his tears as he seems breaking down in shards. He was there to share a story, a tale buried deeper to the core somewhere within him vast and mysterious. About the lives and grief. Sohan was a dyslexic child who lost his childhood in humiliation and sorrow. No one, not even he knew about this rare disorder in Nepal. There was no one to support him, guide him or show him the way out into the light. He felt discarded by the world when he was just a kid and then everything got worse when his parents also left him at the age of time. He was boarded into a boarding house, far from home far from his mother. At the boarding house he was like a bird caged with the wing chopped surrounded by the predators. He was just a child but no one cared what he was going through the piles of maltreatments. He survived worst in his childhood but still life had many more pain to offer. Seeing no progress of their child at boarding house the parents decided to take him back. He was back home but there was nothing like the home he used to remember, everything was changed, everything. Each day they was fight, there was war and all the time he used to blaming himself for everything. He used to blame himself for his family pain and trouble. Mistreated and lost he attempt to end his life, but he didn’t had a courage to execute the deed. He tried to runaway but there was no place to go. He was just an alone teen. His uncle took the charge admitting him at a new school far from Sohan's house. The kind uncle tried to help him in any ways he could. All his childhood Sohan was looking one chance to prove himself, one opportunity to explore his abilities without anyone mocking his showing him the flaws of his pasts and was it. Sohan was happy as he was free from the humiliation and maltreatment. He started making friends and started progressing on his study. He thought god has been merciful but he was wrong once again. Few friends from his past school joint him. His world came crashing down. The friends he thought he had got turned their back when they heard about him. The mocking started, the maltreatment begin leaving Sohan alone and abandon again. The world never show him love so he didn’t had any affection towards the world, he started hating all. The kind uncle was getting into lot of trouble while assisting him. Sohan decided not....... www.amazon.com/Alive-Shadow-dyslexia-motivational-story-ebook/dp/B01HAHA9K6/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1476345317&sr=1-1&keywords=alive+in+shadow Alive In Shadow , An inspirational story... I am dyslexic that why i want to b a writer...A true story of life

Allen Weinstein you're a super hero

Dyslexics are 1) creative, 2) imaginative and 3) natural born story tellers. Is it any wonder there are so many dyslexic writers? I have a partial list on my blog. scablander.blogspot.com/search/label/Writing%20with%20Dyslexia

Ref: Luckily I had one person that never stopped ; i am imagining you mean one person that kept helping you? I also have always had someone. If no one was in my life the universe would provide and someone would appear to help me with my study. Unfortunately study does not equal learnt

Allen Weinstein I'm the same I feel like too. its hart to teach to learn and to unsorted. I working in building a book to help my son and more kids. To prevent Jill, just like a lot people suffering in Jill. please send me e-mail to help me.

Tell your teacher she is amazing

I wish I had a teacher like yours. My whole life would have been so much better.

You're lucky, I'm 18 and have recently been diagnosed with ADHD and I think I have dyslexia. Don't be afraid to ask for help, I would've found out earlier and struggled far less if I did.

I got diagnosed and 12, my teachers before that in primary school were not nice or helpful at all. But since then, I use a computer in school and get extra time. , and I play 3 instrument's (got a grade 3 distinction after playing guitar for 1 year), the way I see it, that were better and more interesting than non dyslexics

I had one teacher like that in the 6th grade, she was a blessing from God.

do you have any advice or tricks for learning foreign languages for dyslexics?

Nice! The same here man lol , I'm dyslexic too and I speak French , English , Russian , Arabic . I study architecture but I feel like more a programmer than an architect

I sing in different languages without pratice! we have ability!

Oliver Salas you guys are so lucky

Oliver Salas I'm dyslexic and I'm an artist :D

Lawrence Patchell yes!!!👊🙌👊

Where students can work together, instead of judge.

NightDriver that would do so much good for us and our low self esteem!👏

I will make this happen. I have always loved to learn, but i remember my teachers telling me maybe you should think about somthing other then college.

Super! idea. start small get a positive start.

Dude ADHD and Dsylexia damn that must be intense, i feel for you. My brother has ADHD and i Have Dyslexia and we are Literally Polar Opposites.

My son has ADHD and dyslexia too.

I wish my son won't feel that shame. But his in kinder and they are starting to read little by little. It makes me sad when i pick him up at school and his sad. When i ask why, he will. I dont have stars, we read and i cant make it.

That's when i say. Its okay son. Next time you can make it. Let's study later okay? He will ask. Your not mad? Its okay little by little you can make it. Its really hard understanding whats in his mind. It makes me feel confuse to what should i do or how will i understand him. Im a sad momma here. Goodluck on journey. I know you can do it! Cheer up 😊

Demigod?

It's because we have really good common sense

You just described me in a nut shell :D

Your husband sounds like a genius

I thought everyone didn’t understand the manual

Ahh, I see Your husband has high spatial intelligence ( To imagine seeing things in a different position ).

you're not the only one 🤗

Eulisa Fernandes

yes ?

You go girl!!!

HaHaHa, anyone with several degrees does not have Dyslexia, I estimate it would take me 8 -10 years to get one degree working at an unsustainable 7 days a week past midnight every day, and Would probably kill myself half way through year 2, I get physical symptoms when reading and writing, nausea,dizziness,tumbling to the point i feel I'm going to faint, so I have to pull away from the text, I forget everything I just read, and have to read every sentence 20 times, its a form of torture!, I dread having to read anything, its like studying on a waltser, nobody could put up with those symptoms 16 hrs a day 7 days a week for 10 years? by the time you get to year ten then the year 1 coarse work has become obsolete and needs re-doing? impossible!!!.

Lets gooooo !

One lesson I have learned that I want to pass on to you: Never let anyone define who you are. One person, or many for that matter, does not control how you turn out. Your determination, courage, and belief in yourself DOES. God bless and keep on keeping on. You are needed in this world and you can/will make a difference.

same thing happened to me but my mother joined the teacher and they both attacked me and said i dont listen and im lazy.

I have being there. I live in the Middle East and all teacher are not aware of dyslexia and never hard of it . Therefore, i got a lot of hate , insults and cancellations.

I know that feeling 😢

I took the tech test for the military because they offered it as a sub part of the asvab at my school. I still get messages from the navy recruiters ( I now qualify for JAG with my JD) and they won’t me to go into cyber security.

Where do I find the snap course "Testing and Evaluation"?

eaxctly, it doesnt exist

You believe Dyslexia is genetic? I’ve had so many different things on what it is all right it is not. I’m dyslexic and so is my daughter. I use to feel ( and sometimes still do) bad for passing this to her. But I’m beginning to see the blessing in it. I use to say “I’m very successful in spite of my dyslexia” but maybe it’s because of it.

Nice.

Ashley Martin hi i hope you can Answer may Question. What doctor can diagnose me?

Ashley, you have very mild dyslexia. I deal with dyslexics daily. There are different types of dyslexia and degrees: Mild, Moderate, Severe. You cannot imagine the severe problems a true dyslexic has with reading, writing, math, and memory. Oh, and dyslexia usually co-occurs with other neurological issues.

My dyslexia is primarily memory,writing,spelling,sentence structure and maths I also get audio dyslexia where I don’t always process what is being said to me. I also suffer from depression,anxiety and Irene snow syndrome. Although I’m intelligent enough I could not. Finish my university degree. I have moderate dyslexia I find life hard because of it and I work very hard so that most people don’t know I have it......I can not imagine having severe dyslexia and my Ashley have mild dyslexia not everyone can make it by just trying harder which is why it’s a learning that requires support assistance.

If I was told to communicate verbally to the examiner what the writer was trying to present, I think I would have done much better than getting a C,

Same here! Idk how to program stuff but I like art a lot :D

Out of curiosity did pattern making make you go nuts?! I love design but the numbers and creating of the pattern are horrible for me. On the other hand I love putting an already made pattern together or just cutting and piecing as I go heehee

Yes sure you are. That’s why you writ a perfect 2 sentence comment.

I'm dyslexic and a professional programmer and for some reason reading code is not hard for me, probably because of indentation, parentheses, not a lot of text on each lines, etc. Code text is structured to make sense, not to sound good when read out loud.

Dyskexic are strong in visual spacial ablility

The most current term is "intellectual disability". As many others pointed out, autism has nothing to do with the intellect. Without autism, we would not have a space program.

Me too. I love reading but sometimes, I have to read a sentence more then once to understand it.

I used to suck at reading than I found some books I like on my iPad witch can define words and stuff now I am as good a reader as anyone in my class just not as fast

I used to suck at reading than I found some books I like on my iPad witch can define words and stuff now I am as good a reader as anyone in my class just not as fast

Tangsoodo me to

There are multiple forms of dyslexia, that effect different areas. My husband has 6 forms of it, and can actually read upside down, and backwards faster than normal.

+GalaxyDreaming I agree. Every time I read something, it blurs and spins on me. Sometimes I had to edit stuff from my essay, constantly to get it right.

+DefensorPrime my son is 9 and has never been diagnosed. he has ony been moved to classroom for slow students .as soon as I learned about dyslexia I knew instantly my son had it.

Since attending 3 x 1 hour dyslexia courses for parents with children with dyslexia I have started changing how I speak about it (e.g. it's not a hinderance it's a gift because he can see things differently than others and create amazing things). Since changing my perspective, his has too, where he wouldn't even try and read a street sign because he felt stupid and dumb (his confidence was shot), now he'll attempt to read words in a book e.g. diary of a wimpy kid. It's a complete turn around. I can only imagine how hard school is, day in and day out being around other children that are completing tasks so easily that seem so hard for him, he has to work HARD to achieve in reading and writing, we were told to work smarter not harder - e.g. if he can't type or write a story, use a dictation programme, get other friends to take notes for them, use tinder audio books to keep exposing to new vocabulary. It's not going to be easy but it's not going to beat us either. Good luck to you and your boy

+GalaxyDreaming thank you :-)

I have dyslexia and i have an A in everything because i spend 2-3 hours on ever subject everyday except for math that easy i am in an advances class for that.

It is more normal than you think. Keep encouraged. It takes all kinds to make a world and we need one another.

@@ruthjohnson9442 it’s ok, a ton of stuff has happened in three years. I’ve definitely found my place on this earth and I got into my number one pick for university.

@Most Unique, now that it is 3 years down the track, I really hope you doing are well and are overcoming all the obstacles that we all face. There is great satisfaction in making you own way in life in spite of the obstacles that try to put you down. I still have no formal education, but my drive to learn, improve my life has put me in good stead. I'm not a millionaire but in terms of my life success I might as well be one.

@@sgntbilco I’m doing well, compared to before. Still have a bit of depression and anxiety come into my mind sometime but I know what causes it and what helps it go away now. I’m switching my university course to hopefully being a teacher. I’ve realised my role in this world is to lead those that are also lost. There are too many kids and teens that suffer wayyy too much in school, I always wished I had a teacher that actually cared, didn’t teach in such a linear way and was more practical. I always wondered if someone like that existed. What better person to fill that role than myself haha. My dyslexia does make it hard still but, my strengths are never going to be anything to do with being an academic. My social intelligence, my willingness to give stuff a go and help those also give stuff a go, my way of melting into environments and bringing a chill vibe with me. That’s what I’m useful for. My love for the arts, health and fitness, and people are my strengths at the moment. I’m looking forward to the future now, hopefully I make an impact.

@@mostunique5941 That is so good to hear that you are forging ahead in life. We who know are in the best position to share and help others who struggle with dyslexia. I have been watching quite a few videos about dyslexia and the most interesting things were the comments and not the contents of the speakers. I have enjoyed reading all the success stories and learning how they have overcome. You have made my day, thanks for your reply . 👍

Same man, same

How's it going

We can do anything once we try

Myles me to

You tube is a great resource for learning and audio books....Find your passion, research, think out of the box, annoy, surprise people and then change your and our world....look forward to your results....

Same here

No it doesn't fade, firstly everything this man said in the video above is not scientific evidence or facts it is based on excerpts from science and put into a video for show, nothing else. Now the memory of a dyslexic is probably the only and biggest gift they actually have and its due to not relying on language intelligence but on visual.

Chill I’m 12

mona lisa actually Memory loss is common in Dyslexia it’s been proven by many doctors.

Phoenix H7 My daughter is 12 and dyslexic as well. Can you share with me some things that help you to learn and remember? I’m her mom...and I just want to help her. I’m really struggling. 😊 Thank you!

@@moyerl100 A little girl in my family has difficulty reading, writing and sometime memorization. When i saw is hard for her to read, i just say to her go and play you'll learn it other time. I give her more time to play so she will not be depressed. when she starts to compare herself with other i told her everyone is different and you're best at alot of things. She Learns slowly but it's okay, my priority is to make her happy and out of pressure. One off things she learn is the holy quran, she almost memorize the whole chapter which is 20 pages, but she can't read, she memorize by hearing me reading or others reading. She just 7 years old, happy and energetic girl.

:/ I go to school it horrible

Don't give up! I'm dyslexic and a College graduate :)

Lerma Cabatania GG thats awesome!

Lerma Cabatania I'm dyslexic and my teacher called me dumb

awesome!

same, after reading a book chapter I feel like I went out running

Remembering new information from 10 minutes ago. Thats exactly the main problem i have with my dyslexia. Its not only the decoding of sound but there is a big short term memory issue im faced with aswell. I wounder if its port of dyslexia or if its something ells added to it. that's one of the reason why my sister is so good in school compered to me. she dosent have a better sense of understanding but she is prety much just a professional memory player.

I have the same problem i think its if your brain doesn't think the info is useful it doesn't keep it but if your interested in what ur learning and think its going to be useful or your just passionate about the subject. i can read just about anything you put in front of me but then get me to right what iv just read i fined it very difficult if i don't now the words off by heart, because i read by calculating the odds of what is likely to come next rather than reading the word witch can be confusing and make you see words witch look like others. I'm a science geek and i love it I'm self taught in most things but only because i was interested in such things but I'm still crippled by the thort of righting something down on paper especially. spell check is a godsend lmao

exactly what i feel(geek here too). everything i learn is always self taught. it might be some sort of ADD but i dont consider myself ADD because yes occasionally my mind can wander of and not listen but even if i force myself to listen its still not transferred to the hard disk. i find myself reading pages over and over again to try and remember before i go to the next page. in multiple choice i read a question, i forget or i dont understand so i read again and again and eventually i understand and remember but it eats the time for the test and so never mange to finish it. extra time is never enough for me.

it is all bulshit i went to school in the let 60s in one class the techer mead me stand in the bin and toled the clas that is what wee do with rubsh i left there strugling to spell my neim fuked up

jamie larocque who can help me?

@@shairamae4416 what a good question,l am questioning that myself! 😞

I am sorry that the teachers didn't see your strengths and know how to work positively with your weaknesses. Cross hemispheric movement (movements that cross your mid line) do them just before mins. will help us learn. If you have young children 0-5 years Suzuki Early Childhood Education do one year of program it will open pathways especially emotional learning. Orton and Gillingham tutoring will help the phoneme understanding and you will learn how to read and spell. You can do it!

It's nice reading all the different success stories, we all have a story to tell.

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Natasha McDowall if i seen a word I've seen a good few times I'm fine and then I find something I've never seen before my life is over

I try to memorize words so if I come across a long word I would read the first part and guess the rest bast on word I have memorized

Definitely

I used to just remember the shape of the word and match the pronunciation of the word with the print. But then I would end up mixing up words. I couldn’t spell because until 2d grade. My mom (head special ed teacher) would make up songs for me to remember how to spell the word and we would sing them to school.

My memory is what I have to use to spell

100% I am the same a little older but I get you

cool job

ya cool job. i want to do that too! too bad it's got so much report making involved. i think?

Shell Kopitzke congrats on you're success.. I'm horrible at math. I mean I don't even know my multiplications as well. I'm 27, and I believe I have dyslexia. how did you do it in college? I'm horrible in math but really good in reading, and writing. I'm scared to start college for my criminal justice degree to persue a crime scene examiner career because of math alone ): that's what's holding me back.

That's a nice job description you can give :D

Nobody can be terrible at math as I am. I can't even perform simple basic calculations at shops when I buy stuff. I need to have my phone and calculator to calculate change, otherwise I'm screwed. I have been cheated sooo many times by shopkeepers because I cannot count change. I have to step aside the queue at supermarket and calculate change on calculator and only after confirming that he has not given it wrong or that I've been cheated yet again, I can leave. The whole process drains my mental energy and that's why I start perspiring at every social places. That's the main big reason I don't go to shops alone without someone who I can rely upon to say whatever I have bought is done fairly. Btw, idk if I have dyslexia or not.

Ihold8stars I was one of those kids. I joined the police and discovered that I am dyslexic. If I'd known how to learn then I may have gotten better grades....

The same thing is happening to me. A bunch of my teachers know I'm dyslexic now but they refuse to change even the simplest thing to help me. Like maybe allowing me to have a conversation with them about the topic instead of having to write four different essays in the span of three days for one class *cough cough* English *cough cough*. All the teachers I've ever had (except my science teacher he's amazing) are adamant on learning through text instead of other mediums. Honestly, I refuse to leave my room some days because I know there are knives in the kitchen and a tub in the bathroom.

I wish my school would’ve helped me 😒

@@jaynepaige5702 how's it like in the police force with your learning disability? I too have a struggle, and I want to know how people overcome this challenge!

@@hy8482 I think it's a case of talking about it. I've got a great team now but people need to understand that it takes us longer to learn. What takes, for want of a better word 'normal' people 2 weeks to learn will take me 8 months. My new team have given me the space and time to learn but it is tough it you have people who expect you to recall information and get angry with you when you don't.

WTG!! The voice to text for writing and checking it with Grammerly. It wasn't tell I taught O n G tutoring to dsylexic that I learned how to spell. You can overcome it. Keep on working and praying. You will

I thought I was the only person that felt this way! As a dyslexic myself as well, I always had difficulty comprehending & expressing what I knew on paper. I felt like you did, I knew I knew everything and how to do it but just could never get it right.

Hi Eva, I'm doing the same for my final paper. I am interested to see how you got on with it?

@@AdamNZ yea I have dyslexia abs I’m flunking math I’m dropping school no matter what

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This is me

I'm keen to chat Ben

Look up Ronald D. Davis. He wrote a book called, "The Gift of Dyslexia" and has a program for ANYONE, no matter the age. His program has helped many people with dyslexia and also autism, asperges's, ADD, etc. Check it out.

I am 66 yrs old. I never found out what my learning problem was until I was about 26-27 years old. My brother was an engineer at WPAFB and he told me to read, read and re-read. It took me several times to understand what I was reading, but by myself I was able to overcome, and control it by taking my time. So reading things over and over again if I had to until I understood what I just read or realize that I had mixed letter or numbers in the wrong place..by reading and more reading I was able to under things. Don't know if it would work for you but I never liked to read before my brother told me that it was a must for me to get books and just read..I have taught myself computer repair, how to develop 35mm film, and print ...just reading gave me something to be proud of, not like when I was in school and I felt like an outcast...GOD IS GOOD...thanks to my brother

you adults are just on the wrong video so I suggest you do u reserve b4 commenting a stupid post like this

Rob Prater here, here

Rob Prater It is not too late... there is help...you just have to look for it. I admit learning about my Dyslexia at the age of 31 was very difficult.

Same for me ☺️

lol

It is naive to think you see "things" better than everyone else. You are at a disadvantage with dyslexia. Everyone see's the same shit as you.

"I see things you will never see" its an expression for "I see things differently" which is very true. He never said he sees things better. Guess it's you who has to learn how to read.

Rohan read the next line. When someone says, "You see everthing in 2, maybe 3D, but I see it in a 6D" I have no clue even what is trying to be conveyed but I inferred it means better. Andrew continues, depicting what I would think is a LSD trip. If I misinterpret a "expression" then that is lack of understanding, and not the inability to read. People want to think that with dyslexia somehow your special or have powers that others magically do not have. In Andrew's case, seeing things in "6D". In reality, dyslexia's are just pathetic reader along with other things. Thanks for the replay Rohan, glad I could clear that up for you.

Lol Good name "The Dominator" I don't need my super vision to see a troll when one pops up. Good luck spreading small minded, negative vibes. I'm sure your mother is very proud of you, well, she would be, if you were man enough to use your real name. Xxx

I think its better to say that instead of seeing only rout A to B u are able to see many more combinations of paths that can lead to the same thing: to get from B starting from A, I can also position myself at F hope over E cut thrue D and C and reach B. it might be longer and unpractical this way but you pick up much more understanding about things instead of always taking the 'right' path. What's that saying: you learn much more from a defeat than from a victory. That means mistakes are good for learning and understanding. For the dimension thing I don't think it's a good example. Here is my case: I got blue eyes and blue eyes are said to see more bright(more sensitive to light) I did a few tests on UKposts that classified me top 10% of population being able to recognize tone(I did not mange to reach top 3% tho). I also went to eye testers whenever my sister or dad needed to get new glasses. The tester once told me that if everyone had my eyes, glass shops would not exist! Anyway, the point is that before I knew I had good vision I always found myself arguing about color with people. an example is the main dragon from the movie dragon trainer. Everyone said he was black. I'm like, that's not black. that's blue!

100% so true

Fair play my friend you can do anything once you try

So do I. 14 & 6

I had problems reading, science, and math when younger in high school and I could tell something was wrong with me from other things going on with mind and body when I was younger. I would tell mama something's wrong, but she would get mad at me and the grades and say I better get those grades up. My brother and sister did good in school. I never come down hard on any of my kids. All of them do their best. I love them the same. I wish I could understand for the 2 kids with learning issues. The youngest says mommy it's hard. This is the first year of school for her. Homeschool.

It's hard in Africa, it's not understood. My 2 kids were kicked out of normal school.. Now they are on special school for children with learning needs. Am helping them cope🙏

very inspirational, thanks for sharing = D

How did your husband make his money out of interest?

I made it in real estate being able to creatively put together a no money down deal and also being able to see how the property could generate more income and cleaning painting fixing, making out buildings into storage units taking or into a small one bedroom apartment, taking big farm houses and making them into multi-unit Apartments . then sell it or refinance it pull money out to fix up the next one .then there was a fire in one of my apartment buildings the Township came out and condemned the hole property and all the rest of the 22 tenants had to move out insurance would have fixed up the damages but the morgage for that property was over 10,000 a month plus all other bills . so I lost all 10 my property's and went broke over the next couple months then I opened a Auto detailing shop then grew that into a car dealership and got my banking license so I could offer financing to my customers . worked so hard and so long had to go to the hospital a few times from exhaustion I needed a Iv i just worked till my hands bled I closed that up three years ago to go back into the cattle business .I grow up on a dairy farm and a number of my family are in the ag industry and are Cattle Dealers for the last 100 years I am severely dyslexic I when to the cross Roads school right out side Philadelphia and took Orton Gillingham to help with it I come from a long family of talented dyslexics with big picture thinking entrepreneurs when I was your my dad would see me struggling in school and trying to do home work and have to go to the resource room he would tell me wait until you get out of school things will change and then you can just higher a good secretary and that was it I'm the big picture problem solver leader people person and my employees do the paper work and I talk to my phone and my laptop and my TV and they talk back to me and so does my wife lol so for dyslexics things are getting better and my sister is severely dyslexic she graduated from Lynn University in Boca Raton FL with a MBA my 15 year old son is stealth dyslexic but is vary good in school and is going to Penn state University for ag business management with an MBA in creative Finance and I am creating a dairy cattle lease to own finance company for farmers because most banks want lend money to them to buy cows because they don't no cows and they don't make good securities but I have created terms paperwork and im using technology that we will be able to use the cows for security on the debt is have taken out a lot of the lengthy loan process and appraisal time and fees and prepayment penalties that the bank charges process no being turned down because of your det to income ratios . we are doing a no money down deal that they will be able the have the right quality cattle at a fare price and low to medium interest rate within a week's time and the first payment want come out of there milk check for 30 day so it gives the farmer/cows enough time be able to make your own payments I will come right out of there milk check before they get it service provided by the company .and the lease can be customized to fit their individual needs . so what I tell kids keep your head up school is the hardest then your going to get knocked down just keep getting back up us your gifts to creat and fix problems your going to fail that's how you learn so work harder fail faster so you can succeed don't let falling hold up back or you think your stupid. make it make you angry and work harder and more focused learn from the mistakes just don't keep making them. i go in to a deep stare and im watching the movie in my head clear in 3d in 365 degrees and im watching the movie is on fast forward and sometimes my wife or son says dad dad hay do you here me and I say o sorry . It comes in great when my wife is asking me to do something but she doesn't think it's so great. or when I'm talking about something I'm excited about my mind is a page ahead of what's coming out of my mouth and my wife says wait wait your not making sense you skipping around i say no sorry my mind is going 100 miles a hour faster them my word coming out of my mouth dose this stuff ever happen to anyone else. I think in pictures on fast forward not word . well you no what thay say a picture is worth a 1000 words my name is Matt Kolb from Lancaster Pennsylvania I'm on fb and my business page is Kolbs Dairy Sales LLC if anyone needs a good cow or two lol

Matt Kolb great work i hold this- dont let falling hold up back or you think you are stupid.✊

Shanean Wickersham that me in 20 year's

Well done fair play 🙂

100% true

He can of course become a scientist- slow and steady-lots of support - minimise educational pressure- stop negative self talk - don’t let dyslexia be an excuse to quit “I’m not good at that” - let him now that time and patience to himself is the greatest gift he can give and than mum sit back and watch him flourish

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Same over here!

Same for me ☺️

I'm kinda late, but have you check up on ADHD ADD instead?

Well said mam

modafinil helped me a lot. it was like i was sitting in a dark room and someone opened the door with a lot of light coming in.

yeah I couldn't agree more with you Charlie, Well done man !

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Good for you! Keep it up.

Omg, dyslexia and Asperger. It must be hard. Keep it up, I believe in you!)

Hey, i saw your comment and i just want to say that you can do this! I am in 12th grade and got diagnosed with Dyslexia and ADHD when i was 8. I found that when i was in 9th grade i was always worried about asking people how to spell things and them judging me, but now i don't care what they think. when i get the responce "how do you not know how to spell that" i say my brain is diffrent and it hates to spell, or i say does it matter? ok i think i am rambling on a bit, bit just remember at at times it is going to be hard but it gets easier, try to find ways that work for you. :)

Just use your phone ask google or Siri about the word you need to spell out correct

It's changing for the better.

Never give up my friend

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Never give up we can do anything

We can do anything we just need to try

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