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My husband had difficulty reading as a child. His parents were told he was retarded. He is actually very intelligent and developed coping skills that got him through school and into college where he was finally diagnosed with dyslexia. He eventually graduated from law school and reads very well, but it's only been since our daughter was born and he began reading aloud to her that he reads aloud fluently. When we first met, it was painful to listen. I'm very proud of him and your guests.

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