Irlen Syndrome, Dyslexia, Migraines, ADHD & Asperger's Syndrome
Now I see 3-dimensionally! When I read words I can read in phrases instead of only perceiving one word or part of a long word at a glance. I had no idea that it is normal to focus on whole phrases. I started learning photography in 1956 with an Argus C-3 35mm camera. I soon [...]
When I see forsythia I first think of my mom who had them in her garden. I always enjoyed them, but now I see them as a 3-dimensional image. The depth within the bushes is spectacular. Every part of the bush is now in outstanding focus. When I see things like this, or amazing trees [...]
I saw a Disney print last week that I really like. It shows Mickey Mouse doing a self portrait, but the character on the portrait is Walt Disney, his creator. The question becomes who is who’s alter ego. Walt was quoted as saying “It’s kind of fun to do the impossible.” I heard some time [...]
and you consume nutrasweet; stop! I am a pharmacist. Once a sweet older lady named Polene Linnenkugel had fallen in her tub. I went out on a limb and asked “Do you drink diet pop?” The answer was yes! She stopped, and her dizziness ended. If you suffer from migraine headaches you should eliminate Nutrasweet [...]
I have apprehensions about forced conversion to these lamps for the unidentified Irlen population. Flourescent lighting is particularly troublesome to this group and that includes 12 to 14% of the population. Read about them at THIS LINK.
I asked my brother, an engineer with a big math background. I said that sometimes clients prefer to combine 2 different overlays. At first I thought it might be 100, but he brought up the point that if it does not matter whether blue is on green as opposed to green on blue in that [...]
but I could only struggle through a very few pages before I started falling asleep. I knew how to read; I just couldn’t deal with it. I could not remember what I had just read. And when I came back to the book the next night I could not recall what I had read the [...]
He mean’t well. He wanted to know how I liked the book. I could not deal with reading the book; I didn’t know why. After he gave me a reasonable time to have read it he asked if I liked it. I hadn’t read it because I couldn’t deal with it. So, I lied. I [...]
I answered that I prayed that one day I would “walk through a door” and find that I have conquered this syndrome. I never knew to call it a syndrome. It had no name. When I put my first lenses in my glasses I effectively walked through that door. I would never have known to [...]
She is a pharmacy technician who tended to reverse letters of some words in the directions for prescriptions. She thought (when I corrected her) that she had misspelled the word apply. Instead of apply she typed aplpy. I said that I have something similar to dyslexia and contrary to her idea that she was misspelling [...]
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