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This 3 page paper is a letter from a mother to author Lissa Weinstein, thanking Weinstein for writing her book “Reading David,” about her experiences teaching her dyslexic son to read. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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dyslexic. Hi diagnosis shocked her and left her feeling completely inadequate, but out of that experience came her book Reading David. This paper is a letter from a mother to
Lissa Weinstein thanking her for sharing her experience. Discussion Thank you so much for writing Reading David. You will never know how much it helped me to read of your
background. I hope it doesnt sound strange or heartless of me, but it actually helped me to know that a professional person who deals with learning disabilities on a daily
basis, and who is expert enough to teach them, had difficulty with her own child. If a professor of clinical psychology specializing in learning disabilities can be upset and feel
useless in the face of her sons diagnosis, then I know that anyone can be unhappy. Im very lucky because all three of my children are healthy. But even though
I cant say I know what its like to have to deal with a child with a learning disability, I know the anxiety of wondering if Im doing enough for
my children, and if there is a way to do more. These issues were really bothering me until I read your book. I was especially moved by your frustration, and
the way you felt that all your education and training was useless to you in this situation. I like the way you expressed your feelings, saying that you thought that
you should have been more prepared than most parents to deal with Davids dyslexia, because you work in the field. Im glad that you were able to clearly express your
frustration, and admit that at times you felt completely at a loss. I think that as mothers, were supposed to feel that we can solve any problem, and then we
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