Stephanie Ruhle: How to not give up @madebydyslexia
Stephanie Ruhle: How to not give up  @madebydyslexia
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
80% of dyslexics leave school unidentified. One of America’s most-loved news hosts is one of them. Stephanie Ruhle, star of MSNBC’s 11th hour, tells Kate how she discovered she was dyslexic when her son was identified. She explains what made her write THAT Instagram post to her son which went viral, (and prompted Gwyneth Paltrow to get in touch), explains why being open about your dyslexia is the way to go and how her advice to every dyslexic is: never give up. A must listen for any parent.

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Stephanie Ruhle: How to not give up

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