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One Mum's Story

Here is the story of a persistent mum. Dyslexic children need highly committed and persistent parents to help them through their school life, or until they acquire necessary skills to cope with their 'condition'.  This is an inspiring story of a very persistent mum:

Navigating School with A Dyslexic Child: One Mom's Story 

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