Dyslexia an uphill battle
RETHABILE Mokoena is among an estimated one in ten South Africans living with dyslexia, a neurological disability that is often hereditary and is associated with difficulties in reading, writing, spelling and organisation.
The 30-year-old says she is at her wits’ end, after exploring every possible avenue that could have helped her. She admits to constantly hitting a brick wall when she sought help because she is now older than 21 years
