Hi there, and welcome — I’m Brandy Lawhon, a dyslexic author, mother, and storyteller who believes that even our hardest chapters can become something beautiful.

I grew up in a world where dyslexia had no name — only confusion. Words twisted, letters danced, and understanding felt like chasing light through fog. But even then, my heart spoke the language of resilience, faith, and love.

Today, I’m not just a writer — I’m a mother, an advocate, and a voice for the children who can’t always explain what’s happening inside their minds. Through my memoir When the Letters Danced and my blog, I open my heart to parents, teachers, and anyone who’s ever felt unseen.

My writing is raw and faith-filled — a mix of pain and purpose, honesty and hope. I share my story to remind others that every struggle carries a light, and even the most broken moments can become something beautiful.

As a mother of a child with dyslexia — and someone who’s lived it myself — I understand the struggle from both sides. My journey is proof that with love, faith, and understanding, the hardest battles can still bloom into something extraordinary.

I believe change must happen within our school systems — no child with a learning disability should ever be left behind. Every child deserves to be seen, supported, and understood. I also believe new laws must be created to protect children’s rights — stronger protections, fairer education, and real accountability for a system that too often overlooks those who need help the most. There should be different rules for students with learning disabilities, not to separate them, but to give them what they truly need — and they should never be treated differently because of how they learn.

 My words are more than stories — they’re reminders that healing begins the moment we stop hiding the truth.

This space — our space — was created to:

• Share my story and the lessons I learned through faith and perseverance.
• Provide resources, tools, and encouragement for families walking the same path.
• Open real conversations between parents, teachers, and children about learning differences and emotional struggles.
• Offer a community of love, light, and understanding — because no child should feel alone in their learning journey.

You’ll find:

• Updates on my book and projects.
•  supporting children with dyslexia or anxiety.
• Personal reflections on dyslexia, motherhood, and faith.

A way to reach out directly if you need guidance, resources, or just a listening ear.

Because sometimes, the most powerful stories are the ones that help others see through someone else’s eyes. And if my story can help one child, one parent, or one teacher see the light hidden in the struggle — then every letter that danced was worth it.