her name is alexia
her name is alexia
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Those who suffer from "alexia" and "developmental dyslexia" can have similar difficulties, however, "alexia" refers to an acquired reading disability, where reading ability had previously been developed, usually occurring in adulthood conditions, while "developmental dyslexia" refers to developmental reading disability.
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Alexia (Alexia from the Greek ?, privative, expressing negation, and ????? = "word"), or acquired dyslexia
Is this the Alexia to whom you are referring ?
But as "big Mike inferred ,
she could quite well be very nice.
