Well Nugg, that's what they say you have. Dyslexia. At first I cried. A lot. I was sad, and scared and angry. I don't want you to struggle with anything like this. I want you to enjoy school, love reading and get great grades, a great job and have a successful career.
I've not decided that even thought you "have" this... it doesn't define you. This is simply a hurdle that you will face, and one that WE will learn to deal with.
There are many things I dislike about living in Dallas... many... but I find it no coincidence that God has you at Grace Academy, we have found Mrs. Fortune to help you a few days a week AND we found Sandi Frost to administer your testing. Those things are ALL a huge blessing. I'm also thankful, VERY thankful that I followed my gut (at the prodding of Mrs. Galimore) and had you tested at such a young age. It was 100% worth it. Ya know why? Because now, I CAN HELP YOU.
So someday, if you read this... I want you to know that it scared me. It made me feel like people might pick on you. But then.... I heard all of the stories about how successful people that have this are. They think outside of the box, they are entrepreneurs.. and then, right then, I realized... you have SO MUCH THAT GOD HAS BLESSED YOU WITH... you are going to knock this out of the park and be the 100% awesome man I know you can be!!
We've got this buddy, I love you!!!! Mommy
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