Wired differently: How I rise above dyslexia

On paper, I look like any other high-achieving student. My grades are almost always between 95 and 100. But what those numbers don’t show is how much harder I have to work than everyone else just to get there.  

I have dyslexia, and I go to a school that wasn’t really designed for me. 

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Self-diagnosed dyslexics allowed to skip airport queues and given VIP lounge entry

Self-diagnosed dyslexics are now allowed to skip airport queues and are handed free VIP lounge entry.

Travellers with “hidden disabilities”, a term which encompasses a number of mental health conditions like ADHD and autism, can exploit a long list of luxury privileges without medical proof.

Holidaymakers taking advantage of the extra travel perks can enjoy a life of luxury in the airport lounges, sipping on free champagne while being offered an array of culinary delights, including hot food buffets and fruit platters.

They can also receive priority boarding as well as free seat collection, all with a simple wave of a sunflower lanyard.

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