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Valuable Insights on Communications	by Illiad	2009-02-03 11:42:01
going to argue on the repeating factor though..	by Garrinka	2009-02-03 18:09:42
for some people (like me) who have associative issues.. repeating something several times solidfies it in my brain.. sometimes the first time its said just doesn't "click".. and I have to repeat it either to myself or out loud to make sure the point sticks in my head.. once its locked in though.. I can bring it up on a moments notice.. its how I overcome my learning disablity .. by memorizing things.. numbers , dates, spellings etc... (take for instance it took me 3 times to type "etc" right .. because I kept getting the t and the c mixed up ) so I apologize for it being annoying.. but I don't know how else to operate... (ever been berated or called "stupid" because of something you can't control.. its not fun).. took me forever to learn my times tables.. not because I was stupid it was because I couldn't keep the numbers straight in my head.. you have to remember I went to school before learning disablities were "caught".. just my 2 cents..
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That's fine, though.	by Illiad	2009-02-03 18:30:59
I understand your pt nods ;)	by Garrinka	2009-02-03 18:38:53
From reading Illiads post, then reading yours, i	by confused.brit	2009-02-03 19:09:37
You betcha.	by Illiad	2009-02-03 19:13:27
I think most people do.	by confused.brit	2009-02-03 19:18:40
that is exactly what I do..	by Garrinka	2009-02-03 19:26:59

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