"As a person with dyslexia you have a lot of strengths and a lot to offer. Really focus on that, not so much on your challenges." -Trevor Smith

Check out Trevor's website here. 

Massachusetts Branch of the International Dyslexia Association. 

In celebration of the 50th episode Gibby chats with her fiancee sharing what her childhood was like and how her perspective of dyslexia has totally changed. 

"If it wasn't for being outside and swimming, riding, and dancing then it would have been tough for me. That was my way to express myself. Find whatever it is that makes you happy and do it." -Sharon Taylor

"I wear dyslexia as a badge of honor." 

"When we label somebody in our society it's a stigma for weakness. Dyslexia is not a weakness, it's just a different way of learning. The weakness is the system that hasn't been brought forward to teach people that are individuals." -Marcus Rhatigan 

"As a dyslexic, understand your skills may not be like your neighbor. They actually may be better." -Nancy Brinker

Check out the Susan G Komen for the Cure website here. 

"What people say you can't do may be the very thing you are destined to do. I'm very grateful for my challenges because they were the gifts that I needed to be where I am today." 

"How does whatever happened now serve you? How is it on the way not in the way? And how do you use it to your greatest advantage?" 

"I'm interested in helping people become masters of destiny." -Dr. John Demartini 

Click here for the Huffington Post article Dr. Demartini mentioned on bullying. 

Check out Dr. Demartini's website here. 

"I discovered my self-esteem when as an adult I discovered I'm dyslexic." -Kendi Oketch

Kendi's dyslexia Facebook page is called Talk Dyslexia. 

"Small effort has really changed my life, of just saying let's just do this everyday for like 15 minutes. If we do it for even 5 minutes every day it's on a miracle level the results you can have." -Drew Ackerman 

Check out the Sleep With Me Podcast website here. 

"Dyslexics, you are smart. You can do things. You have a purpose and you belong." -Dr. Jim Gentry

Jim's article can be found here. 

"I've been there, I've felt stupid and dumb for a very long time and it's just not the case." Dyslexia does not affect intelligence." -Jared Blank

To check out Jared's website click here.