about me

Communication without fully understanding, wanting to describe the imagines and ideas in your mind without the ability articulate what you want to say, you might say is a bit of a curse. However, with time and a lot of persistence and patience you can force the words out. You have your good days and your bad days, where you just remain silent, because, to communicate becomes to frustrating for words. These may seem like ramblings to you; the reader, but in fact they are the words and experiences of a Dyslexic person. It all seems a bit grim you might say. However there is a light that shines at the end of the dark tunnel. Because to be a Dyslexic you have many unique abilities, that you normal folk do not naturally possess.

In case you are wondering I have highlighted the word normal for a good reason. It’s not because I’m bitter with the world. Even though I have spent my entire life believing I am abnormal. And it has nothing to do with the constant bullying and confusion as a child. No! The word normal does not embrace that other word in the English dictionary. And that word is different. This word is usually associated with acceptance.

Accepting someone’s differences, allows each of us to view the world holistically without predigest. The world has come along way since the dark days of discrimination. However, there are still those among us that are still silently trying to fit in, with a completely different view of how to perceive the world around us. Failing to embrace those that are different will only hold society back. We must embrace difference if we are to evolve and prosper. That is why I am proud to say I am Dyslexic.

Thank God for Microsoft Word!

favourite books

Parallel Worlds by Michio Kaku.
Black Holes Wormholes & Time Machines by Jim AL-Khalili.

my websites

http://jottify.com/works/the-dark-truth/