Dyslexia made her life a 'hell' - Isabel Varell Opens Up About Struggles With Dyslexia
Isabel Varell, the renowned German actress and singer, has openly discussed her struggles with dyslexia. Despite facing challenges in school, she has since become an advocate for those with reading difficulties.
Varell's dyslexia went undiagnosed during her school years. Teachers and parents struggled to understand her learning difficulties, leading to her expulsion from three schools. She was often labeled as 'mentally backward' and faced beatings from her mother. It was not until the 1960s that she received a diagnosis, a time when the condition was less understood.
Varell first publicly revealed her dyslexia in 2005 on the talk show 'Johannes B. Kerner'. She has since spoken openly about her struggles with reading and writing in school due to her dyslexia. Talking about her condition has been a 'total liberation' for Varell, who now raises awareness about reading difficulties.
Isabel Varell's journey with dyslexia highlights the importance of understanding and support for those with learning difficulties. Despite facing challenges, she has used her experiences to raise awareness and help others. The specific school from which she was expelled remains unknown, as Varell has chosen not to disclose this information publicly.
