couple have three children. Having lived all of his life in Llanelli, in early 2009 in light of his increased media commitments, the family moved to Kenilworth, Warwickshire, although they have since moved back to South Wales to a smallholding near Usk. Quinnell is dyslexic, but was not diagnosed until his early 30s, when his lack of ability to read and write was correctly diagnosed. Having undertaken a series of therapies to resolve the condition, as of 2010, Quinnell is a popular speaker on the matter. He has represented the Welsh Dyslexia Project, and also completed an autobiography as part of the Accent Press Quick Reads series. In August 2007 Quinnell was treated for serious injuries after slipping whilst entering a shower and falling through a glass shower door at his then home near Llanelli. He was taken to West Wales General Hospital in Carmarthen with a severed right triceps, and glass embedded in his right arm, hand and knee. In 2017, Quinnell published a book on business leadership with Paul Boross. References External links Statistics at wigan.rlfans.com Sunday Morning with Scott Quinnell & Co (BBC Radio Wales) 1972 births Living people British & Irish Lions rugby union players from Wales Dual-code rugby internationals Llanelli RFC players Sportspeople with dyslexia Richmond F.C. players Rugby league players from Swansea Rugby union number eights Rugby union players from Morriston Scarlets players Wales international rugby union players Wales national rugby league team players Wales rugby union captains Welsh rugby league players Welsh rugby union players Wigan Warriors players