This podcast will interview people with a dyslexia story from all stages and walks of life. The goal is to encourage parents of teenage dyslexics through the Highschool years.
Darius interviews people who have a Dyslexia story. They may be describing their child’s story or their own. With particular focus on how they met the challenges of high school and looking back on who and what helped them.
Our goal is make dyslexic teens and parents of dyslexic teens learn from the experiences of others, and realize that they can use dyslexia as an advantage.
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