"I believe that everyone has a beautiful hidden intelligence and we have to help them find it." -Enid Webb

Check out Enid's website here.

"Dyslexia is not a problem. It's just a different way of being. Everybody is different." -Lauren McCrostie

"If I had gotten help before hand I probably wouldn't have ended up in prison, because I would have understand what I had (dyslexia)." -Jason Cook

Check out Jason's website here.

"As a parent, trust your gut and know when something in your heart of hearts doesn't feel right." -Ashley Roberts

Visit Ashley's blog here.

"Reading as a measure of intelligence is a cultural phenomena. So this idea that there is something wrong with your child because they can't read is culturally dictated and nothing to do with their intelligence. So let go of that as a measure and think about all the strengths." -Krista Gauthier

Click here to check out Dekko Comics.

"I think it really helps not being too serious about things. Being able to, in the moment especially while teaching if I forget a word or something happens just laugh it off. Like when you are talking and you're holding a white board marker and it goes flying across the room. Just laugh and move on. Don't forget we all are human and make mistakes and yes maybe you are maybe further along in your career or your life and have more experience, but that doesn't change the fact you are are still going to forget things or make mistakes or struggle sometimes". -Rachael Best

"Reading doesn't equal being smart. We need to uncouple those two things." -Cheri Rae

Cheri's book is called DyslexiaLand, A field guide for parents of children with Dyslexia. Click here to go to her website.

"Sheer willpower can overcome anything." -Chris Hill

Chris' book is called Ralphy and the Rang-E-Koos.

The cycles a dyslexia parent goes through: "At first you are in the crying in your pillow phrase saying 'what the heck'? and then I call it the epiphany which is stage two where you are like 'wow Dyslexia'. And then the third bit is coffee where you talking to everybody and you are so excited. The last stage is you are just pissed. You are just like 'really?' Once you know this information, you know how to train people, it's evidence based, it's not shocking and we just simply need to do these things and it's not so rough. And then you go back to crying in the pillow asking 'AHHH how do I make this happen?' -Rebecca Warner