[at-l] Re: Dyslexia

[TrailR at aol.com (TrailR@aol.com)]

In a message dated 2/8/2005 10:51:59 AM Eastern Standard Time,  
daveh@psknet.com writes:

I've  been Dyslexia all my life.

One coping mechanisms, which I always use  with numbers, is to read numbers 
and/or double check numbers in a double  digit, or triple, digit formulation 
--  
i.e., I would not read a set  of numbers one digit at a time.  I would read 
and/or double check  123-45-6789 as one-twenty-three, forty-five, 
sixty-seven,  
eighty-nine.  I don't know why it helps me, but it does.  You  might give it 
a 
try.

Chainsaw


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I've always had a little dislexia issue, but I also have another weird  
problem
(besides the usual brain fade issues). When I look at those 3D pictures  in
the comics (the ones where you have to kind of cross your eyes and a 3D 
image pops out of the page at you), instead of the image "popping out" at 
me in 3D, I see it in reverse... The image sinks into holes, I see it as if  
it 
was popping out the back of the page. Instead of a 3D dog popping out at 
me, I would see a hole in the page, shaped like a hollowed out 3D dog.... 
Like my brain sees the images backwards.... As well as reversing letters 
& such.
 
BassAckwardsDog