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My first accomplishment is my reading. I self trained myself through out my early childhood by reading a lot of things like books or websites but the games are were they are at, I have a lot of games were I have to read a lot and also loading screens is how I got to do speed reading, I read every loading screen that comes by on a game but the loading screen doesn’t stay for long so I have to read it very fast, that’s one of my accomplishments I never thought that I be able to read or even read fast it’s taking a lot of time but I’ll get better, maybe if I be paired with another dyslexic ill be able to beat them at reading or I can be the fastest dyslexic reader ever, I can even read long and confusing words sometimes I cant but sense I’m special
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