Singer Iman Fandi talks about living with dyslexia and having famous parents

By ANNDREA A. WEBBER

Singaporean artiste Iman Fandi has been living with a learning disorder since a young age. Photo: YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

Living with a learning disorder isn’t easy, and Singaporean artiste Iman Fandi knows what it feels like.

Since primary school, Iman would find herself reversing her numbers, stumbling on her sentences and repeating or omitting words unknowingly.

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