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Is it okay for severe dyslexics to have children?
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Yes, have children: There is no reason why anybody's dyslexia should influence them to not have children. First, the genetic link between dyslexic parents and biological offspring is weak. Second, there are multiple resources to treat dyslexia.
Answered 12/9/2013
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