Research abstract

A Long Fight

One reality television star did not realize that she had dyslexia when she was a kid and didn't know what it was.

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One reality TV star has words of wisdom for people. She has battled Dyslexia and still manages to be a success over time. She wants to tell people the truth about Dyslexia over time. Her appearance on reality TV has made her a household name for many people. Families would like to know more about her story in the future. See what she has to say about her life. The struggle is real for people.

Key takeaways

  1. Entrepreneur and life coach Tanya was bullied as she went through school.
  2. Tanya Bardsley dreaded going to school every day for fear of being hurt.
  3. When Tanya Bardsley was young, she did not understand she had dyslexia.

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