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I don't think I have dyslexia, but I've had this problem my whole life, and now its a REAL problem? |
Ever since I was a little girl, I could never tell me left from my right. I went to Catholic school and always made sign of the cross with my left, and when someone tells me to turn left, I get confused and sometimes turn right. Edit: This is how I rock...: I've had this problem all my life, its not stress it might be dysPRAXIA. i recently found out that i've had it for 26 years and it's only just been picked up now i'm at uni. i always misjudge right hand turns on my bike, and have a habitof always saying the opposite direction to the one i mean. it's a pain in the behind. check the links below for more information on dyspraxia, also known as a dcd, developmental co-ordination disorder. you are just being stressed out. ask your mom if you can just drive on your own. see if you can turn which way you want to turn. maybe get some directions to go some place and see if you can follow them. or read the directions first and try driving and see if it helps out. other then that all you can do is hope you turn the way you are supposed to. I would suggest you to have a space orientation test. Verbal abilities are different than space orientation ones. For example, I am good at talking but bad to remember where things are or how to get somewhere. im sorry to hear that. i dont think its like a full blown dyslexia if u dont have trouble with letters but maybe a mild case or even soething totally different. it doesnt sound life threating or anything but it will cause u some trouble driving. maybe u hould tape or write "R" and "L" on your dashboard of your car to help u. if this really bothers you, go and get another test. im sure your fine but better to be safe than sorry right? i think u are "safe" to drive just drive places u know VERY WELL and u wont have a problem. : ) ~xoxox Your problem may not be dyslexia although there are variations on it. You could be suffering from several problems that can cause an inability to differentiate between left and right. I would suggest you talk to a doctor about this as there could be a medical cause (i.e. RAS/Hypertension). It could cause serious problems when driving but should be treatable whether it is a form of dyslexia or something else. You really need a dyslexia test it sounds like. |
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