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DYSPRAXIA STINKS

BY JASON LEVINE
My name is Jason Levine, and the thing is, I want the world to meet the real me. Before I could spell, no one that worked with me could see my potential. Having dyspraxia stinks…but at least it stinks a little less now. Greatness is being beyond the loss of ability, and finding the ability to have success. Being dyspraxic means loss of motor control, not cognitive control.

Love has given me a voice. Getting a voice has given me the ability to make real thoughts known. 


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1/21/2025 0 Comments

The Ribbon Cutting

It was one wild time at the Mouth to Hand Ribbon Cutting this past Saturday. I was thrilled by the turn-out. Everyone who came felt the electricity in the air. All those who had never seen spelling before walked out with a different perspective of nonspeakers. I felt like seeing the panel type out answers on a clear letterboard made the outsiders believers. 

Maybe we can change how the world sees us. Maybe we have a chance to want more for ourselves. Maybe there is a new world on the horizon. 

Appearances are deceiving. We are so much more than we may seem. Having the world learn to presume competence will change everything. 

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