Irlen Syndrome: Lucy Lawless speaks out!

Lucy Lawless, actress, activist and musician best known for playing the title character of the internationally successful television series Xena: Warrior Princess talks about the importance of having children tested for Irlen Syndrome and changes in her own children who wear Irlen Spectral Filters.
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[@rebeccawhite2402]

Thank you Lucy for contributing your family's experience using the Irlen Method with all of us.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Thank you, Lucy for being an inspiration.

[@Dana-lj3ph]

Well done Lucy xx

[@hananana2726]

Love you Lucy! You're an amazing mother and individual: )

[@trekkielauespock8915]

I agree

[@trekkielauespock8915]

A role model for women everywhere

[@MarieClaudeLefebvre]

Thanks Lucy !

[@elperfumedelasflores]

my warrior princess

[@dilberex]

lucy same like the milk. Beautiful Woman

[@Juicexlx]

Nobody cares if your kids fit into some obscure university curriculum or not. For all I know of being there, they'd be bored to death. Lol! :)
Hey! I know you swore to never get into Politics (I would personnally like to see you kick arses in NZ House of Commons with some swift, witty, sarcastic replies, but.... Eh). You also said that your kids wouldn't follow into your foot steps (Daisy did some good work on Spartacus though). + On the other hand, New Zealand is going to need creative people. The essence must never get lost. You folks have got a creativity gift for movies/videos acting, theater, directing, producing. I guess, all I'm suggesting is to pass it down to your kids for them to WOW everybody with those seldom seen, talents.

[@pwpg06]

THe best way to get your children to be creative is by giving them freedom to chose what they want. By allowing and facilitating to them what they like best. Trying to get your kids to follow your foot steps would only destroy them.