The gift of dyslexia

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  • čas přidán 1. 10. 2017
  • Childhood experience of famous dyslexics

Komentáře • 25

  • @timduffy9443
    @timduffy9443 Před rokem +4

    I am a 63 year old male. My parents thought an knew that I was different than other children. They had the money to send me to many phycologist. I remember crying while being drove to see these specialists, telling them that there was nothing wrong with me. These specialist did me more damage than good. They told my parents that I was not trying, lazy, and so on. In my teens, I was out of control. To the point I did not want to be on this earth anymore. My father would get so angry, when I could not remember, the things he was trying to teach me in the way he had be taught. I did not finish high school, but did later in life. I got involved with drinking and drugs very young. I look back and can only say it was a grace in god that I made it to where I am today. My dad told me that I was going to end up being a ditch digger. Which I guess that was the lowest type of a job at that time. The thing I want to say, is that at my age. I have realized my ability to make incredible things, just by visualizing whatever in my mind with out directions, blue print, a plan, nor even using measurements. It is amazing to myself and others that see, and understand that I made the item, in the manner that I spoke of. We really have went down a very difficult road, to be seen for what talents dyslexic individual hold inside of them😊.

  • @aaronmurphy7967

    I’m dyslexic. And my mom and step dad treated me like I was stupid, with no understanding. I know most people thought I wasn’t trying in school. School wasn’t able to teach me, the typical school class room is not set up for Dyslexia. Get yelled at for not paying attention, not writing notes, but I could get an A on the tests. I’m a construction worker now, and the only thing I can for sure see that I do more efficiently than others, is walk into a new build, and in my mind, I can put the house, building, project together. Even though I don’t do drywall, or electrical, I know where it will go, I see it in my mind. I see it be built, and I see problems ahead that even the old heads don’t see. I start doing the things with my hands, and my head glows with thoughts, feel good feeling. So what I can’t write, while you write and talk, while I’m suppose to be listening. I screw up p q b and d.

  • @nickcheechlove
    @nickcheechlove Před 4 lety +15

    Thank you for this video, I will share it with my daughter. Would love to see one with women.

  • @marianovaro7091
    @marianovaro7091 Před 4 lety +3

    Beautiful. Thank you. Will share with fellow dyslexics

  • @shiwanimann
    @shiwanimann Před 2 lety +3

    I am dyslexic. And I don’t know how to help it. I hate getting confused with spellings and reading. I can’t write even a single sentence without using autocorrection. Most of the times autocorrect gets confused about what I want to type. I was embarrassed in my school and I still feel embarrassed when I type and read everything wrong. In my professional life I have to face a lot of embarrassment because of being dyslexic. I have an issue with forgetting things. I forget lots of day to day commands and i feel confused everyday and no one understands around me. Specially my family, they yell at me for forgetting things and doing things wrong. I can’t understand commands given to me 😭😭😭😭 I am crying right now and I feel failed at life and in my career because of it right now😭

  • @meditationlimits796
    @meditationlimits796 Před 2 lety +1

    I get sad every time I hear the teacher punished the student in 3rd grade because he can't read and pronounce the world correctly and is being bullied by classmates after class. It was also my bad experience.. and now my 8 year old is having the same difficulty again, but now thanks to youtube that after these long years i understand that it was dyslexia and it was normal and i have that superpower if we can use it to our advantage.

  • @zekcool5468
    @zekcool5468 Před 2 lety

    This is great!!!

  • @eteaches3655
    @eteaches3655 Před 3 lety +7

    I wish there was more diversity in these videos.

  • @sweetloveindy5813
    @sweetloveindy5813 Před 2 lety

    Yes I always wonder if im ever gonna make it I struggle so bad

  • @jesmopera2685
    @jesmopera2685 Před rokem

    That’s how i feel. Hopeless.

  • @elwinmartinbotha4060

    Hello my name is Elwin I'm from South Africa Pretoria 🇿🇦 in my country we don't have many people who can't help me with dyslexia? Get a lot of people who are bullying me in school so form very young age I struggled in school with reading so In my country if you have dyslexia, you get out of school to get help so my parents let me quit school to get help from grade 3 and I'm now age 22 not no longer struggling with reading but still struggling with reading a little bit?.

  • @deeppurple883
    @deeppurple883 Před 3 lety

    What gift, misery the start of all my woes in life. Not complaining it is what it is.. 🙄

  • @jessiebaillargeon4191
    @jessiebaillargeon4191 Před 2 lety

    Yes I'm a dyslexic and I believe it is a superpower I definitely believe it's a gift it is bittersweet but it is blessed me with beautiful artwork as you can see in my profile picture

  • @lornamchugh5515
    @lornamchugh5515 Před 3 lety +5

    why are there no women in the video?