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  • My DD is also very dyslexic and can have a lot of trouble remembering things, and put memories in the right order.

    She also has a tremendous imagination and can often "invent" things she thinks happened but actually the memory is from a TV programme or something!

    I love her imagination, (so do other children) makes her a very interesting person and have never thought it as telling great big fibs.
  • Annisele
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    According to the British Dyslexia Association
    Dyslexia affects the way information is processed, stored and retrieved, with problems of memory, speed of processing, time perception, organisation and sequencing.
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  • Dyslexics often have memory problems but it's in the 'working' memory and I've not heard of them being unable to recall sequences of recent events.
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