I think I may be slightly dyslexic, but i am not sure.?
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Don't feel like you have to be like everyone else.  I'm slightly dyslexic (or more precisely, dysgraphic; I have problems writing, but not reading).  God made us this way to teach us something, and to trust him in the midst of our weaknesses.  \n\nWe shouldn't think we're less valuable because there are some things we can't do very well.  I'm sure there are some things you do very well.  For example, you express yourself more clearly than many people do on Yahoo! Answers--And that's with writing.  So I imagine you can communicate pretty well verbally.  That's a good gift to have.  Thank God for it.
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A friend of a friend of mine (unreliable, I know) had reading comprehension problems.  After a number of tests, they discovered that the problem stemmed from a sort of sensory overload.  The solution was for her to read text through a red filter.  It sounds a little wacky to me, but if it worked, that's kind of cool.  I hope that helps some.
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I DONOT KNOW I ONLY KNOW ENGLISH.
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I have dyslexia.  I live with it, it is part of me.  I think it would be wrong to attempt to "cure" it.  Although my spelling is awful (as you can probably tell - I will not use the spell check on this so you get the idea) and I would hardly make a professional cricket fielder I think that I have some benefits from dyslexia which although not obvious are still there.  Like how autistic people are often super-numerate.\nBasically our minds all work in different ways and dyslexia is one of these differences.  You should try to ensure your daughter is happy and can cope with her failings and use her strengths, don't try to "fix" things that are not broken and remember "if it seems to good to be true it is".\n\nAnyway that is all I have to contribute on this matter.  Have a great day.
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Same for me. It's difficult to read a book, articles, magazines and understand, to really grasp every word and sentence. But whenever i had to read something in school it took me a long time to get thought it, but i had no choice. I'm inpatient about it and it's hard to concentrate. Some things are harder to read than others. But right now I'm trying to read something I'm interested in and that's good cause reading something i don't like in the least in hell. I don't know what the problem is. I'm tired right now, so that probably doesn't help, but even in regular basis it's difficult for me to read. Assuming you have the same problem, I'm sorry but i don't know the answer to this except that i understand your difficulty and you asked if anyone had this problem too. :)
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Lol u are right it drives me round the bend people have ago at my spelling sometime, but I can't help it coz I'm dyslexic, some peoples first language is English to and there is no spell check there. I dunno how they don't notice that. Sometimes I do type my questions in Microsoft word do a spell check and copy and past it, but sometimes I can't be bothered with that.
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my brother has dyslexia. he is 40 now, but was fortunate enough to have a good teacher that was able to get him into a special school.  he still has it, it doesnt go away, it has made his life more difficult and downright painful at times, but he overcame it.  he is a surveyer, graduated from a University, and owns his own surveying company. he still has a more challenging time reading and spelling, but he reads a lot and keeps his mind fresh.\ni am so proud of Him.
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Cool! Thats awesome, you should cut down on the letters though. Sounds like you write alot. Heidi
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Am I Dyslexic?\nSelf check yes no\n1 Do you mix up numbers e.g. 108 1008 1080?\n2 Do you find arithmetic difficult?\n3 Do you find fractions, decimals and percentages difficult?\n4 Do you find it difficult to use algebra?\n5 Do you find it difficult to copy from a sheet, board, calculator or\nscreen?\n6 Do you find it difficult to follow steps in a mathematical process?\n7 When you are half way through a problem, do you lose track of what\nyou are being asked to do?\n8 Do you forget what different signs/symbols mean?\n9 Do you find it difficult to remember formulae or theorems?\n10 Do you get dates and times mixed up and miss appointments?\n11 Do you forget or mix up spoken instructions?\n12 Do you find it difficult to listen and take notes at the same time?\n13 Do you forget the correct mathematical name for symbols?\n14 Do you get tired quickly when you read?\n15 Do you have problems reading mathematical symbols?\n16 Does your reading take you longer than your friends?\n17 Do you have to keep re-reading sentences to understand their\nmeaning?\n18 Do you find it difficult to work out what a ‘wordy’ question is asking\nyou to do?\n19 Do you have slow or messy handwriting?\n20 Do your lecture notes have gaps in?\n21 Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed, stressed or unable to cope?\nMost people with Dyslexia find that they have many of the above problems. If you\nrecognise these difficulties in yourself, and have answered yes to a majority of the\nquestions, you might want to talk confidentially about it. You should seek advice from\nwithin your institution.
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???? confused here. Lears how to type and maybe I'll understand
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One is born with dyslexia. \n\nShe did not discover exactly what it was until a grownup, but she always had it. Here is what she says:\n\nWhen did you find out you were dyslexic? \n\nWhen I was a grown woman\n\n"When I was a kid they didn't call it dyslexia. They called it... you know, you were slow, or you were retarded, or whatever. And so, I learned from a guy who was running a program who I met one day and he had written out on a board a sentence. And I said to him, "You know, I can't read that." And he said, "Why not"? And I said, "Because it doesn't make any sense to me." So he said, "Well, write down what you see under each. Whatever you see, write exactly what you see underneath." And so, he brought me to letters by coordinating what I saw to something called an A, or a B, or a C, or a D, and that was pretty cool."
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It can affect both depending on how and when the dyslexia is recognized and the behavior of the people around the dyslexic person.  Like many learning disabilities there is often a stigma attached to it and people can take on the negative aspects of people's reactions.  Are you asking because you have dyslexia, or think perhaps you may have?
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I am thinking I am confused.
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Read more. The more you read the faster you'll become because you will learn to complete the sentence without really having to read it. I know it sounds crazy but  I suppose it's an acquired skill. It works.
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oh my gosh. I totally have that dyslexic type syndrome. i consider myself very smart (I'm a lawyer), but feel quite stupid with giving directions and I always say right when I mean left and vice versa.
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Maybe you should try a spelling course first\n\nMaB u shud tri a ............
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Well- for a start- i may be worng here but i think its actually spelt phonetics.  But maybe there are two ways of spelling it- which proves your theory even more.  it must be the same person who thought up the word dyslexic.  Could they not think of a harder word for people who can not spell!