Sign IDA's Petition on Proposed DSM-5 Criteria for Learning Disabilities
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Sherry Wilson
11 years ago
Please do not take a step backwards for America's children with learning disabilities. Many children have gone on to become productive citizens with the past disorder properly diagnosed and treated.
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Sherry Wilson
11 years ago
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Please do not take a step backwards for America's children with learning disabilities. Many children have gone on to become productive citizens with the past disorder properly diagnosed and treated.
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Gustavo Abichacra
11 years ago
We need conserve Dyslexia as a real disorder,we need see the dificullt.
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Gustavo Abichacra
11 years ago
We need conserve Dyslexia as a real disorder,we need see the dificullt.
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Ted Knutson
11 years ago
How can there not be a code for this??? This disability has been know for decades!!!
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shawna pope
12 years ago
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Dyslexia is a real disorder with a clear definition. It impacts a persons ability to be a productive contributing citizen and earn a living! It is a severe disability in many cases.
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Latonia Matthews
12 years ago
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My son has dyslexia and it is becoming really hard to get the services he needs in school in order to have good progress toward his high school diploma. It hurts his progress when schools have to find an alternate method that, most of the time, do not work or do not work well. Its a disability. It might not be yours but it's theirs and they need help.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Pass this bill our children need this service.
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Todd Fernow
12 years ago
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The State of CT has just passed legislation requiring schools to recognize and provide accommodation and therapy for Dylsexia. Get with it. It should be covered everywhere. It's real.
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Gary Wayt
12 years ago
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My wife has dyslexia and it is extremely hard for her to read and understand what what she just read. She is a college student now and doing her homework is hard enough and takes three times as long for her
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rebecca foster
12 years ago
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Please reinstate the term "dyslexia" in the DSM V to insure that dyslexic individuals are properly diagnosed and eligible for appropriate interventions and accommodations.
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Kristyn Williams
12 years ago
In such support of this being the parent of a child with Dyslexia an an advocate for other families and needing supports and resources for their children.
Please do not take a step backwards for America's children with learning disabilities. Many children have gone on to become productive citizens with the past disorder properly diagnosed and treated.
Please do not take a step backwards for America's children with learning disabilities. Many children have gone on to become productive citizens with the past disorder properly diagnosed and treated.
We need conserve Dyslexia as a real disorder,we need see the dificullt.
We need conserve Dyslexia as a real disorder,we need see the dificullt.
How can there not be a code for this??? This disability has been know for decades!!!
Dyslexia is a real disorder with a clear definition. It impacts a persons ability to be a productive contributing citizen and earn a living! It is a severe disability in many cases.
My son has dyslexia and it is becoming really hard to get the services he needs in school in order to have good progress toward his high school diploma. It hurts his progress when schools have to find an alternate method that, most of the time, do not work or do not work well. Its a disability. It might not be yours but it's theirs and they need help.
Pass this bill our children need this service.
The State of CT has just passed legislation requiring schools to recognize and provide accommodation and therapy for Dylsexia. Get with it. It should be covered everywhere. It's real.
My wife has dyslexia and it is extremely hard for her to read and understand what what she just read. She is a college student now and doing her homework is hard enough and takes three times as long for her
Please reinstate the term "dyslexia" in the DSM V to insure that dyslexic individuals are properly diagnosed and eligible for appropriate interventions and accommodations.
In such support of this being the parent of a child with Dyslexia an an advocate for other families and needing supports and resources for their children.