22. The author considered dyslexia, aside from a struggle, also a "gift." In which of the following sentences is the idea of dyslexia as a gift supported? (A) Dyslexia is, put simply, a different wiring of the brain (B) Words, letters and sounds became elusive to her, like grasping at bubbles blowing in the wind interesting (C) She [Her daughter] was lucky her school had picked up red flags in her early learning (D) It turns out "thinking outside of the box" comes more naturally to the dyslexic brain than the propensity to spell accurately.