I was diagnoised with bells'palsy when I was pregant my son have a learning disibility I was wondering could

that have anthing to do with that, he does not comprehend well, he read below his level, and sometimes his right his d for b and and he might think b is the letter d

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Welcome. Bells Palsy is more common in pregnant woman (see 2nd subheading of attached link):

www.webcare.md/Index1294.aspx

In preforming a quick search on Google and Yahoo, I did not find any information that linked bells palsy directly to development of learning disabilities.

Regardless, if you feel your son may have a learning disability, please feel free to take tjlove's suggestion and join us at the the "Learning and Attention Difficulties" group here at GS.

In the interim, here is a web site that I found useful:

www.brightsolutions.us

Here are some suggestions that might help with the "b" "d" letter reversals or confusion:

www.proteacher.net/discussions/showthread.php?t=216

Best wishes.

Hi Blanchie,

I don't have an answer to your question, but I wanted to invite you to join our Learning and Attention Difficulties group. I think you'll find an immense amount of support there from parents who are going through similar experiences with their children.

community.staging.greatschools.net/groups/11554

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