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Hey guys don't joke having dyslexia. This is a horrible disability learning.
I was diagnosed with dyslexia while in grad school. I had never taken exams with K-type questions and the answers all started to look the same to me,. I could not differentiate what the heck was going on. Growing up I always wrote things backwards and I was even able to read backwards. It seemed normal to me and I was able to cover up my problem in college by taking mostly classes that involved mostly essay exams and term papers. Ultimately when I was tested for a learning disability, it was discovered that I had adapted and formed some very complex methods of correcting the problem on my own. To this day I still write words and sentences backwards. It's pretty funky when it happens as I can watch myself doing it while thinking what I'm supposed to be normally writing. hcum yrev uoy kanhT.
Anyone else here a member of DNA?
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National Dyslexic Association
No, but I once knew a dyslexic guy that tried to commit suicide by throwing himself behind a bus.