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Is it possible that dyslexia and dyspraxia effect your emotional health?
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Possibly: Dyslexia and dyspraxia could make you feel badly about your performance at school or work, possibly leading to shame, poor self-image, etc. These problems can be addressed through educational therapies, though -- please talk with your doctor about local resources for help. Much info via the national center for learning disabilities also, too: http://www.Ncld.Org/.
Answered 12/24/2013
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