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| elaine |
Posted on August 27 2008 02:21 PM
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I have been attending a counsollor for a while now,it was him who found this web site about dyscalulia.
He told me yesterday that a tiny bit of research has started in the UK for this condition,he could not give me more details,but said he has heard from other doctors about it.
Will write if i hear any more
Elaine |
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| justfoundout |
Posted on August 27 2008 02:30 PM
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8/27/08
Thanks, Elaine, that's good news. Please let us know what you find out as things unfold. Does "Cheers" mean Goodbye when UK'ers use it? Bye, justfoundout
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| Laura |
Posted on August 27 2008 03:07 PM
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Hey Elaine that's great!!!
Justfoundout- Cheers means Thanks
BEEN THERE DONE THAT, GOT THE T-SHIRT |
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| Lostinspatial |
Posted on August 27 2008 06:02 PM
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Also, 2 of the experts in the field, Brian Butterworth & Stephen Shin are both based in the UK. |
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| elaine |
Posted on August 27 2008 07:32 PM
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step in the right direction,for us here in the UK my doctor is on top of this as he has a interest in it so he will keep me up to date with each step |
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| justfoundout |
Posted on August 28 2008 03:24 AM
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8/27/08
This is not on the subject of Elaine's Thread, testing in the UK, but I just wanted to tell you all that I accidentally started having a pleasant and lively chat with a lady at my new college who turned out to be a math teacher. She was absolutely charming, and seems to be one of those "kinder and gentler" math teachers. I gave her our forum address and asked her to visit us here. I told her that, besides dyscalculics, we have concerned teachers, and parents here for their children. Maybe she'll read our postings and have some ideas to help us even more. - justfoundout (Sorry for changing the subject, Elaine.) |
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| evie dee |
Posted on August 28 2008 04:01 PM
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Hi, Elaine. I'm Eva. Welcome to the forums. |
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| pinkymoo |
Posted on September 05 2008 01:51 PM
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Oooh this is all sounding very exciting. I'd love to get involved with any research that's going on in the u.k. Shame i'm not at Uni now because I could have probably gotten myself tested there.
If anyone hears any more news about research in the u.k then i'd love to hear about it. |
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