Why Some Dyslexics Become Millionaires And Billionaires And Others Don’t! [Others Are Drug Addicts, Homeless, And Suicide] -

The organization “Made By Dyslexia” held an event to celebrate the achievements of dyslexia because we live in a world made by dyslexic individuals like Henry Ford who developed the automobile, Thomas Edison who discovered Electricity, Steve Jobs who developed the smartphone, and civilization space travel with people like Elon Musk and Richard Branson with Space X and Virgin Galactic. The research shows that dyslexics are 400% more likely to become millionaires however, as Matt Hancock Sec of State Health & Social Care spoke at the 2019 dyslexia summit address we are here to celebrate the achievement of those successful dyslexics who became successful inspire of their dyslexia. He went on to emphasize that we are the privileged ones who made it despite a system that has bet on us to fail. We became successful despite the odds being against us.

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br>In Samantha Coppola Ted Talks video she’s shows the cost of raising a child from birth to 18 is currently $245,000 however, to raise a dyslexic child is $400,000 to provide the resources to be a successful and productive member of socity.

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Because dyslexic children lack the resources to set them up for success according to the institution of educationsciences.gov when they enter the real world Dyslexic are also more likely to end up in jail, prison, drugs, and more likely to engage in self harming behavior like beating or cutting ones self, and more likely to attempt suicide. (See article https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1122799 According to eduationupdate.com shows that 48% of dyslexics are in prison because if you have poor reading and writing ability it is almost impossible to get a job. Many times it is not that dyslexics can’t read but many times because of the way their eyes are communicating with the brain. Their brain does not see what is on the page and will even make up word that are not on the page (See articlehttp://www.educationupdate.com/archives/2008/DEC/html/spec–dyslexia.html My parents were not rich however, I qualified for a scholarship for a special school that helped me to learn so I could do better in school to get me out of special ed. If you did not get the proper resources to set you up for success. You may become resentful. Kirk and Reid conducted a study that found that up to 50% of the prison population had some form of dyslexia. (See article https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2019/04/people-in-prison-are-way-more-likely-to-have-dyslexia-the-justice-system-sets-them-up-to-fail/ Dyslexics have failed so many time that failing is not a big deal for them. However, they learn from their failures until they become successful. Because so many dyslexics have become homeless from Dwayne The Rock Johnson, Steve Harvey, and Paul Mitchel I looked at my time in homelessness as a right of passage because there was a study published by Semanticsscholoar.org that showed the connection between dyslexia and homeless in which 52% of the homeless that took part in the study showed signs of dyslexia. (See article https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2019/04/people-in-prison-are-way-more-likely-to-have-dyslexia-the-justice-system-sets-them-up-to-fail/

Dyslexics have an unusual rate of success however, if you have too many disadvantages dyslexia does not help. As you see dyslexics are more likely to be addicted to drugs, a criminal, homeless, and give up and commit suicide depending on the support system you have. If you were born into poverty, grow up in a broken home, and have no support system you are more likely to experience the negative effects of dyslexia.