Can you die from dyslexia

Only if it prevents you from reading a street sign in time, leading to a car accident-- ie, highly unlikely. Most dyslexics have learned to accommodate the problem by the time they reach driving age, and a street sign is not a high level of difficulty compared to the rest of their lives.

Dyslexia is a learning disability marked by difficulty in reading, learning new Words, writing, organization, and drawing. this problem, which can appear like a vagueness, imprecision, in the learning process, is also linked to ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder.) None of these symptoms are fatal at all.