Can you die from dyslexia

Answer 1

Only if it prevents you from reading a street sign in time, leading to a car accident-- ie, highly unlikely. Most dyslexics have learned to accommodate the problem by the time they reach driving age, and a street sign is not a high level of difficulty compared to the rest of their lives.

Dyslexia is a learning disability marked by difficulty in reading, learning new words, writing, organization, and drawing. this problem, which can appear like a vagueness, imprecision, in the learning process, is also linked to ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder.) None of these symptoms are fatal at all.

Answer 2

No. You are born with ,but some are "late bloomers" and start showing symptoms later in life than others.

Answer 3

No, learning disabilities are not something that is fatal, unless it causes you to do something that would kill yourself.

Most are not of that sort, and so they are not fatal.

Answer 4

My brother died of dyslexia :((( 1924 Was the year he passed I was only 89

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

Yes