When Suzanne's son was first diagnosed with dyslexia, she didn't know where to turn for answers. Thankfully, she was introduced to Margie, a reading specialist who served as her dyslexia...
========== I want my child to
have options. I want themto be able to be whatever they want
to be, and I felt likethat was being stifled
for my son. And I wantedto be able to provide options for him.I didn't want his
dyslexia to get in the wayof those options.Margie, I can't believe
it's been 10 years.When I first called you, my son was nineyears old.He's now 19. He just
finished his second yearin college.Uh, yeah, which is not
a place that I thoughthe'd be.So, Suzanne, you are the
mom of a child with dyslexia.Can you go back in time
a little bit and talkabout what that felt like?So, in the beginning,
it was both a reliefand difficult at the same time.I felt a relief that we
had a diagnosis and weknew what was going on,
and I felt that that wasa...
