Siblings talk openly about their parents, their dyslexic brother or sister. I couldn't include all of what parents said. That would have taken up three volumes. This is followed by turbulence in school, with stories that outline what is being said by educators, and how either a common meeting ground or deadlock develops. Finally, there are a couple of stories on cultural roadblocks.
Parents have powerful thoughts on their spousal reaction to dyslexia.
Some partners are united, others polarized, and still others bury their heads in the sand, hoping the 'D' word will go away, that the bad dream will soon end. Parents also have strong opinions about their teacher-parent relationships. Age and gender also contribute to their responses. Here, kids have strong opinions about the way parents handle the LD situation, and how the family structure adapts to the learning difference child. I hope you can relate to these stories and learn from them.