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2. Best of luck!

Sat Sep 6, 2014, 12:51 PM

Sep 2014

It sounds like your son is bright, and you're a supportive & involved parent - both those factors will be beneficial, if he does have a disability.

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Time to bite the bullet and see if my son has a reading disability. [View all] RandySF Sep 2014 OP

Good for you. MineralMan Sep 2014 #1

Best of luck! cyberswede Sep 2014 #2

convergence insufficiency? wyldwolf Sep 2014 #3

I'm betting he's just fine malaise Sep 2014 #5

We recently got hooked on Korean dramas (and we don't speak Korean). IdaBriggs Sep 2014 #19

I taught remedial English to several young folks malaise Sep 2014 #20

As a Dyslexic ... 1StrongBlackMan Sep 2014 #6

you are my hero. This old teacher applauds you. roguevalley Sep 2014 #11

Yes ... 1StrongBlackMan Sep 2014 #16

I had a mild learning disability and was diagnosed in the 4th grade davidpdx Sep 2014 #17

That is a good idea davidpdx Sep 2014 #18

You're doing the right thing. lindysalsagal Sep 2014 #8

Good luck kcr Sep 2014 #13

My son has/had severe dyslexia. Control-Z Sep 2014 #14

Good luck to you both Tree-Hugger Sep 2014 #15

my son is the same. Quayblue Sep 2014 #21