6 Signs of Dyslexia in ADULTS

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Title	:	6 Signs of Dyslexia in ADULTS
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60 years old dyslexia has been a curse It gets better with age and experience But when you are not expecting it's there Driving and the wife said go left and you go right At an interview and you are an expert Ata subject but can't remember words to explain aspect of the subject
Comment from : @davidspencer1558

Iam dyslexia, I can relate to that💯I've been struggling with these issues through out my schooling years, though some pple confuse me with autism Lack of understanding and misinformation
Comment from : @halma4Gbrown6577

I always thought there was something wrong with me or stupid, not able to learn like others
Comment from : @SheilaCoffey75

Thanks for this video, I have a question, my son has the same problem, he is very smart, especially in mathematics, but his problem with reading and writing, how can I help him solve this problem and will his situation improve with time?
Comment from : @mahashalgam9480

Thank u for this!!
Comment from : @Dorar47

Good job
Comment from : @Wing_Driver_CO

Many of these things are resolved by repetition I have Dyslexia, and when in grade school, a teacher noticed that most of my spelling mistakes were with the "tion" suffix on words Instead of making me spell all the different words with t-i-o-n again and again, just made me spell t-i-o-n many more times helped tremendously If you have trouble with definitely, spell it over and over until you can spell it without thinking (or panicking)brbrRegarding reading, read out loud whenever you can I read a massive amount to my daughter when she was young, including many "chapter books" including for example the Percy Jackson series She loved being on my lap, and was totally non-jugemental Today, I am typically complimented for my reading, and when tested in Grade 3, her reading was beyond the test range of the test, and thought to be university level
Comment from : @fredhubbard7210

I do that with information, I always type infromation, I know that’s wrong but I always write it Or I write the other spelling of a word, like wait for weight But I will never read them wrong, so I know them
Comment from : @ChristianMWehner

I'm not diagnosed but I think I am and it dawned on me when my previous manager said that I might have dyslexia since she's dyslexic as well I'm fine with reading and spelling but, I'm struggling with memorizing
Comment from : @shannahherl7869

i have dyslexia also from the 1970s in 2nd grade i was tested with a doctor
Comment from : @neildummer9313

I’ve recently been diagnosed with ADHD at 55 and now I have realised I have the same struggles as someone who is dyslexic All of the points in this video I struggle with and I’ve struggled for years Thinking I’m just stupid or slow
Comment from : @drewmusicvideos

I have dyslexia but primarily with numbers I flip them and always have, causes me many problems I read everyday since age of 4 Spelling is good It is NUMBERS
Comment from : @Nancy-tr5fi

thats gotta be bs5-10?brbrhonestly i think drugs made me lexdistic, however i found this video when i learned & related w /the familiarity of the writing technique LDV had ie: mirror written notes TBH, i do that alot and hv to go back and rewrite words its was jst odd rabbit hole that lead me wondering lol
Comment from : @DjMicr0dot

Yes indeed my friend I have the same problems You hit it on the head Thank you
Comment from : @geebeaz3894

E-tablet helps allot,
Comment from : @winifredferguson8815

boy oh boy!! you hit it on the head
Comment from : @abdulhamoui4376

I have dyslexia and yes reading out loud to a group was difficult I became a preschool teacher and became a special education teacher as a substitute teacher in elementary school; I got really good at reading out loud to children text books and other materials It was still a struggle and if I became distracted or tired (or some ‘off’ days) my performance was clumsy and it was more difficult to use analytical thinking But in general I have greatly improved since high school and the first years in college I have developed many practical learning “tricks” and strategies to compansate for the challenges associated with the condition neurotypical individuals call a “disability” Dyslexia will never go away in and those individuals that say that it can be “cured” do not understand what they are saying Neurotypical and dyslexic individuals is like comparing ducks with fish (fish being the typical and ducks being the dyslexic Both share the same pond but use it differently within their abilities
Comment from : @eldonjanzen9822

I have dyslexia but I love reading I am slow, though I find the best way for me to read is to have a physical book and listen to the audio book at the same time I think it's called emersive (crap, I spelt that wrong) reading But it is not easy to have both at the same time
Comment from : @elwynelvy

Your comment about how you "worry that your kid might not think you're as great as he thinks you are" really hit home with mebrI have never thought it could be dyslexia until recently, having a son made me realise that reading out loud / public is actually a huge issue for me, I have to repeat words or whole pages just to make it make sense and I'm reading a book for a 2 year old! brAs parents we can only do our best and I'm sure your child will thank you for that 🫶🏻
Comment from : @gedsmith1821

I always had trouble with my alphabet and times tables I also had difficulty with sense of direction and left and right
Comment from : @blbrightlights564

😩i just had a meltdown (my chest got tight and my hands are sweaty) trying to pick my fall classes because they restructured the program and it is not dyslexic friendly 😢man it sucks being dyslexic in a world that doesn't care about people with dyslexia
Comment from : @dl3310

Definitely is a word I have always struggled to spell and I still can't spell it Predictive text did it for me I typed Def and up it popped Def is as far as I get Defenantly is usually how I spell it I struggle to put the sound to the letters
Comment from : @wsbob

Try being a welder and having dyslexia lol it sucks I gotta measure like 8 times and i still screw it up lolbrI hate reading out loud i just cant do it
Comment from : @DerekGraham777

If your child is old enough You should have a sit down talk about why you’re going through it, it will help your child understand that everybody is different and everybody learns or processes stuff at a different pace I feel talking about these kinds of things will help our children be more caring to others and see their parents in a beautiful different way I have to have this talk with my 7 year old son
Comment from : @bellatrixdola1586

Very interesting and helpful We're getting my 8 year old son tested soon, and it brought up in my mind the possibility that I might be mildly dyslexic as well He has the exact same issues I had at his age, but I was never tested Great at reading (he's already getting caught secretly reading books in class, just like I used to) but I couldn't (and still can't) spell consistently Mentioning definately definetily definitely - that's me refusing to look it up and just trying variations until one of them doesn't have a red squigly squiggily squiggly line was dead on DEF IN AT LEE? DEF IN AT AH LEE? DEF AN AT ALY? I mean, what kind of word is this? Four or five or syllabuls, syllables? I've also never solved a single word problme problm word problem in my life Not one SChool school was very painful and I remember it as a prison I'm now a Unvirsity University professor sothis isn't a death centance sentance sentence oh for fucks sack SAke Seke Sake Sigh
Comment from : @vwgolf1991

My first driver’s test paperwork 50 year ago ,talk about a nail biter In those days there was no time limit on finishing the test
Comment from : @serchme54

I wrote a speech for my daughters wedding when I looked at it I though this is going to work out I stood up in front of the new family and started All the words I was sure I had memorized were suddenly foreign, I started paused stuttering and finally gave up and turned the speaking over to my wife I felt embarrassed and crushed welcome to my world
Comment from : @serchme54

Thank you for your video Right now, I'm unable to express fully because it will take some time Please know I truly appreciate this I'm so excited 😅 I have to come back later and share I found my home
Comment from : @TheQJSShow

you Literally 100 described what i go through all my life!!!!!
Comment from : @burnmathbook

I’m worse than you
Comment from : @TheoPasanduka

Thank you for sharing how has it affected your relationships? You described how I feel exactly and as I get older certain attributes seem to really stand out more in organizing frustrations pausing etc
Comment from : @madisonknight5807

👍
Comment from : @yvetteh5098

I am the only one in my group of friends that don't watch anime I don't bother with anime cause of the subtitles 😂
Comment from : @Chris_Fx_Fi

i can read in my head really well, since i was 4, it is my first love and i have a good speed reading out loud no go zone including speaking in public as i need notes my writing is illegable and varies greatly from one hour to the next, its illegable even to me after a day or so spelling is my bane, as is punctuation some words just slip out of my head, more so as i tire in the evening i cannot remember peoples names if i have only met them a few times, i have to ask a score of times before i can remember many names, difficult names take longer i cannot cope with 24hr clock as i get tired in the evenings, which is strangly dyslexia not disnumeria, according to the educational phycologist, not remembering what the numbers mean is the same as forgeting a spelling repeatedly also i have degree leavel maths modules
Comment from : @gerrimilner9448

🤠👍
Comment from : @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time

Everything you said is me Do you also see words that are not there? For example, you read a message/sign and you make it completely different in your head, because you have added words while reading it? 😂this happens to me all the time 😢
Comment from : @aislingcorrigan574

Well fuck, this sums it up very wellbrAnd your old enghfu to have still been been tought phoicks in school, i was not i think that could have helped with spelling
Comment from : @oldreliable303

Ty for sharing this with us brbrGod-bless you and your family 😊
Comment from : @DCJNewsMedia

great video ty
Comment from : @Earth2Ross

This is me totally
Comment from : @133TeeTee

Does this effect only numbers, I've struggled my whole life with math, I have a hard time doing even simple math in my head, numbers get jumbled and I can't visualize the process, I have to write everything out Games like cribbage have helped with addition
Comment from : @robertlivingston1634

So I have dyslexia and it's hard if I don't focus or if I headache dnA ti skool ekil siht emos semit siht ekil rO
Comment from : @R0nin041

Thank you!!!
Comment from : @patriciakaufmann2229

100 me…now what do I do
Comment from : @rrosedame-martin290

bargain bin compilation of sound effects for broken glassbrnow that's what i call panes taking, vol 4
Comment from : @arc4nimus

Thank you This explains a lot Who knew
Comment from : @jhunt1313

I have all the problems you mention The way I could Learn to read was by writing my own story with electronic speller I also need complete silence when I am concentrating I am trying to learn the guitar and it is a real struggle even writing this comment I had to check spelling Thank you for your video
Comment from : @Rainy679

56 yo dyslexic here Have all the same issues - public reading, reading, comprehension, writing, composing, organizing, memorizing, public speaking, everything I used to think I was dumb AF but later learned about dyslexia which is my excuse for all these issues
Comment from : @samann9

Definitely is the same word I never spell correctly too!
Comment from : @gemotchan

I have trouble with the word business which is funny since ima contractor 😂😂😂
Comment from : @sharkweek44

I’m not picking on you, but some of these things you said about dyslexia are not true, because I have dyslexia and I have none of the problems that you have I am overjoyed and excited to tell you that my recall information when I grab something randomly, I can recall vacuum with periods in a Thomas
Comment from : @ericneering6357

My god The words I misspell Definitely, necessary, address, etc
Comment from : @stonerdrums

I am 79 years old No one knew what Dyslexia was when I was a child, so I ended up with glasses, which did nothing and made things worse At 18 I figured it was my responsibility to figure out what was wrong if I was going to college So, once a week I went to the local book store and purchased a book off the New York Times 10 Best Seller List I made myself finish one book each week for over a year What I was doing was memorizing the English language I have 2 degrees in law and psychology and 2 minor in accounting and computer science I still have problems with numbers I kept repeating reading until I understood what I was reading But I am a fast reader as I see words as pictures I created and ran two companies for 20 years I am now retired living on the side of a volcano in The Andes Valley of Ecuador and still doing work for the government I am living proof, that a child giving the appearance of being dumb, can memorize the whole English language and read fast, but it takes work and patience And still, when I am tired, my letters do move I also read backward and upside down And many Dyslexics also have Aphantasia, of which I was made aware 4 years ago God knows how many other little flaws I have in my brain that I did not notice in all of my years I see memories as photographs and I cannot visualize anything I have not seem before I cannot imagine having such a unique life had I not had Dyslexia and Aphantasia There are many versions of Dyslexia, some simple and some detailed The idea is not to allow it to get in your way I applaud you because many Dyslexics just refuse to even attempt to read You are most likely a very understanding Father
Comment from : @marlenefunk2137

I read fine but my writing is virtually illegible to anyone unless I write really slow and my hand cramps up brbrNo spelling issues unless it’s a word I don’t recognise Though sometimes I can’t remember if a spelling is American or BritishbrbrI struggle just to think the right words to reply to people verbally And end up offending it angering everyone And typing/writing I’m very literal Might just be autism in my case thoughbrbrMy memory is kinda shot but I’ve had head trauma before so that might be itbrbrAs stated before yea I have issues talking and choosing words and as you said it’s not just a dyslexic thing brbrConclusion: probably not dyslexic but borderline due to other possible issues
Comment from : @Lucky1Yena

Yeah wow this is me for sure
Comment from : @jameswagner844

This is 💯 me
Comment from : @Notguilty1

100 correct
Comment from : @kathycardiff7719

For me it’s the word neighbour
Comment from : @neilharrison9144

I hate sub titles Ever I watch the movie or read the sub titles I can't do both I'm 53 and feel my dyslexia been getting worth At 46 after driving taxi for 20 plus years and leaving school at young age because my parents and head master said school was a waste of time for me I went to uni and got degree in nursing I only worked RN for couple years, as I had accident But those couple years I really enjoy and my patients love me But management said my planning and organising my shift was crap and my hand over to next nurse I had to write down all names of medication in the drug room we had to count and used Google to learn how to say them
Comment from : @theaussienurseflipper8113

I think i have all the same symptoms you just describe on this video
Comment from : @ValmirAgra-c8d

Me too😊
Comment from : @davidrivera1727

You just desribed me Yes I know there is a words misspelt The lap top I'm using, I haven't figured out how to turn the spell check on Thank you for shairing
Comment from : @SusyRoss

Physics departments house a lot of dyslexics (including myself) It’s a cognitive tradeoff more than a learning disability
Comment from : @padrickbeggs7071

Very relateble, starting to feel how hard this can make life now in uni, got more than inattentive adhd to deal with, lucky me 😅
Comment from : @Anirossa

I'm dyslexic as well, and I feel like I'm a little too hard on myself sometimes The same thing came up in your video - somebody watching it does not actually see you searching for words in your head :)
Comment from : @milogust7

I hate verbs
Comment from : @barbaralouisebenjamin5918

My son is 23yrs ,he is dyslexic he can't read a sentence and can't count,how can i help him??kindly i need your opinions 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Comment from : @kukundamajorie3299

YOU have explained dyslexia beutifully and what about our gifts to see Beyond the obvious …hence the boredom in the mundane approach to learning … it’s circular
Comment from : @lolitaromero3133

Greetings this video is so so appreciated As mainstream Education expects everyone to learn the same way ,unfortunately not every person has the same ability to learn comprehend and adapt , therefore fall by the wayside ,it is stressful in the world with intellectual inabilities, much appreciated
Comment from : @fayecassim1286

Greetings and much appreciated
Comment from : @fayecassim1286

“Let’s go around the room and read” is the most terrifying thing to hear when you are dyslexic
Comment from : @kokalti

Thank you for sharing this I have always struggled, especially with reading, and was still somehow top of my class so no one (including me) suspected I could be dyslexic (other than my mom, who kept that to herself) I speak and write a lot professionally and have gotten skilled at it—but it’s exhausting!!!
Comment from : @jkevinparker

Speaking Yes, often I mispronounce words and I have a tendency to leave out words skipping to the next thinking I had said something when I had not Procrastination is a big one I organize things in my mind, but a failure to launch living in worlds within worlds in the cranial kingdom The ADHD mind having multiple projects seems to make my mind a little bit more happy But it can cause anxiety because it seems like you can't get anything done
Comment from : @danmalone5365

Spelling is a weird one I can recognize most of the time when the word is incorrectly spelled But I can't visualize the word in my mind to spell it's strange So say in a lecture taking notes is just out of the question but recording the lecture and playing it back in a environment with absolutely no distractions is the only way I would be able to take notes It seems visual meaning text and audible for the most part works fairly well
Comment from : @danmalone5365

Thank you for this video I hit everything on the list brI am trying to study to be a nyc notary public as you can imagine it's kicking my butt I am using index cards but still struggle I also have ADHD So any suggestions on how to study will greatly be appreciated Thank you in advance
Comment from : @jace6555

Nice video, I can certainly relate to everything on your list
Comment from : @fishstixfishingadventures

I read without any issues But I have all the other signs of dyslexia… brbrI might struggle sometimes to focus on my reading but all my troubles are at writing, speaking, cognitive, working memory and yes remembering words
Comment from : @dodger1x

Yep I'm just like that I can read a page and think what did I just read If I try to speedread everything seems scrambled Studying algebra was difficult too The concepts seemed easy but when I tried to work problems the sequences and order would get scrambled in my head
Comment from : @stopgooglingoverme

We have sesame problem with spelling
Comment from : @josepamatian1373

Same here, thank you for sharing your experiences
Comment from : @shemiahwalker

Yup In the 60’s & 70’s they would berate and beat on us, calling us dumb and lazy That’s why I learned to hide my deficiencies with humor
Comment from : @Hootyhoo-jq9vq

As I get older the more I find out (Thank God) these symptoms can lesson to a great degree with effort I still remember in high school not being able to read or write anything to now starting my graduate studies Do not let dyslexia hold you back
Comment from : @922claymont922

I am preparing for civil services exam and I have all these symptoms sooo is memorizing gonna effect me
Comment from : @Footballfever1289

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience on line Before YouTube existed I felt alone, less than, and misunderstood I am so thankful for the information and resources that are now available for children/students and parents School was difficult but I got through it, went to college and had a career All the “things” ; ) you are listing are spot on
Comment from : @ninaoutandabout