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Orlando Bloom Talks About Dyslexia

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Film ReelVideo Details: As a child Orlando Bloom managed to get through The King's School Canterbury and St Edmund's School in Canterbury despite his dyslexia. 15 to 20 percent of the population is affected with a language-based learning disability - and dyslexia is the most common of these. Dyslexic children grow up to be brilliant doctors, lawyers, actors, writers and inventors. Bloom encourages kids to never give up on their dreams: "Take this obstacle and make it the reason to have a big life."

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