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Slight form of dyslexia? |
I know what you're thinking, "She's a hypochondirac!" So far I've asked questions about major headaches that I catch now and then, stuttering that I notice have become a little bit worse in the past few months, and now I'm asking about dyslexia. I know there is a form of dyslexia that deals with numbers rather than letters, but I don't know the name of it. I have the same problem. It's annoying. ::argh:: My dislexia is very slight, too. I sometimes get p, d, q, b mixed up, especially when I type. Try repeating the letters in your head before you write them down, adding that step might reinforce the order you heard and prevent mistakes. good answer, vollyjacket. I mix up numbers. I'm a waitress, so I punch in numbers all day long. Luckily MY WORST MISTAKE was charging someone $64.32 instead of $64.23 (couldnt even believe my boss even caught that!!) My daughter also will transpose numbers, too. I think it's alot more common than you realize, I guess we have to think a little more carefully b4 we act. Hi Check out these resources that can help ADHD dyslexia and dysgraphia- Jason |
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