Disability? Maybe?

James McGuire
February 27, 2003
English 322 Section #567

I want to tell you that I'm in the Lindamood program
with Gaely helping me with me visual, auditory and
language skills in English 351 and/or 352. It's a very
good program to improve your dendrities more better.
I've been learning dendritites in Ms. Gilbert's class.
They are your brain cells :) In my own words, dyslexia
isn't a disease but it is part of family history in my
genes. I may have some disabilities in always
listening to the teacher but, some people may distract
me becase, they talk or I hear a noise from the door.
It's a disability when one of my visual, spelling,
reading, speech or language and hearing skills lacks
out because, people can miss out learning how to do
these things or they could have problems. Dyslexia
could be when your brain can't do this function, does
this incorrectly and couldn't memorize everything but
do it slowly step-by-step so you can understand the
information. Otherwise, your brain cells functions not
so well and strong in one of these disabilities people
often could have that could be dyslexia.