Navigating dyslexia presents a formidable challenge in the realm of learning, especially within the academic sphere. Explore the inspiring journey of Jeffrey McLain as he not only coped with dyslexia but triumphed over its hurdles, emerging resilient and triumphant.

McLain had all the makings of a perfect childhood, but something wasn't right. He had trouble reading and performing academically. At the age of seven, he was diagnosed with severe dyslexia and moved to a different school to a special day class for several years. Throughout this period, he wrestled with persistent self-doubt, coming to the realization that education would be a challenge he would face his entire life.

The outdoors became a refuge from the classroom for McLain, as he pursued interests in the natural environment of his neighborhood, leading to a passion for fish. Despite significant challenges, McLain graduated from high school in 1985, earned a bachelor's degree in 1990, and later completed a master's in marine biology, paving the way for a successful career as a fish biologist.

During adulthood, McLain discovered he was made for a purpose by God. After more than 30 years as a federal employee, he shares how his disability and faith become indispensable tools navigating the workplace. "Fish out of Water" is a celebration of God's love, and how disability becomes ability as McLain finds his purpose. McLain's story is a testament to resilience, faith, and the triumph over the adversity of dyslexia.