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I'm one of them. When i got my dyslexia diagnosis the therapist recommended me to check with a specialized audiologist because she noticed some issues related to processing. Went, did a long test during a few days and the audiologist confirmed that I have APD as well. I did not know If i was autistic or any other thing but mostly these 2 things explains most of my struggles since I was a kid.

Yes, my counselor yelled at me so I left. Later she told my new one I made up things about her after I reported her.

Wow !! That video is really amazing , im a psychology student, and i was asked to criticize an ethical code and this point came across saying that a therapist should dress professionally and it made me wonder , so glad that ive found ur video

Adhd dyslexic or neurodivergent only. I'm a analytical psychotherapist and no one understood me. I'm 66yo and went into psychology to understand myself. Know thyself and perceive the world. This and religious trauma.

Yes. This happens all the time and it's so stressful. Thank god for modern apps.

I do this all the time 😅 Fellow Dyslexic

Im dyslexic to ir adhd idk

I'm now convinced I'm dyslexic.

My ex will say that this is bs jaja XD i'm so traumatized

Thanks 🤩

A in science, A in History, F in English, it was fun.

Good Job

I always say what so i have been researching thank you for this

I love your context! I was dx’d with dyslexia when I was 6yo and was able to mask/cope for many years past my post-doctorate studies. After having long covid I feel like I have relapsed and struggle more today than before. Do you have any recommendations for help? Like a type of practitioner?

I have dyslexia and never tell anyone they treat you like your stupid

All fingers down and I’m PROUD!!!❤️❤️❤️

i have all these

I drink 2 gallons everyday I am a body builder and construction worker

At the end of the day I'm not going to be hanging around with any emotional cripple thank you very much😅

Honestly you just have to be prepared to listen

Very insightful

Ive got adhd and i think dislexia but i was at math and i had to read aloud the chapter to my math toutor and i read it like 5 times and still skipped half of the words and it didnt make sense but i can read in my head just about fine

Thank you for this! I just had to turn in 2 months of pay stubs from last year 3/2023 and 4/2023. It took 4 emails to get it right. And my degree is above a clinical doctorate. Boi does $H!+ like that make me feel stressed!

Two step authentication is the bane of my existence!

I'm a factory worker who puts up boxes, I sometimes put them in the wrong location, and I cant remember were I put them. I try very hard not to make mistakes... and I didn't want anyone at work to know about my issue. It's very stressful when you feel like you can't do anything right.

I usually read whatever I write out loud a couple of times so I can hear if it sounds right before sending it.

thanku so much sir for telling us about it❤😊

Yoo I thought You were Harry Kane for a sec lol

Sucks to suck

Idk tbh im not dyslexic but im slower at reading menus than my dad and siblings who all (exept brother) have severe dyslexia

I tend to avoid restaurants for that reason alone I read very slowly and due to that I tend to order stuff that basically every place would have (a simple burger, ham and cheese pizza etc.) Because even if I am eating out with friends or family and I order last I still end up not being able to make it all the way through the menu let alone actually process what I've just read 😑 So after ordering "the basic" things I always do I end up actually reading the menu and understanding it while I eat and sometimes regretting not being able to "have seen" a different item on the menu i would've rather tried instead 😔

I dont eat beef so happily this discounts the majority of the menu, which means i normally only have 3 choices. It makes it much easier, also i just point to the menu.

went to a restaurant that had pictures for every single menu item including drinks for father's day but it was probably because the area had a lot of immigrants who don't speak the language and less consideration for different abilities.

Funnily enough I've seen more accesible menus in my backwater country, compared to other more developed ones.

I wish more restaurants would have images on their menus

wow, i had never even thought of that! thanks for sharing

I just read like the sub section then read the first 3 things... And that takes pretty much as long as everyone takes everyone else to seeminglyagically read through the whole damn menu.

The world isn't tailored to your existence, suck it up

My legally blind MIL would individally ask everyone what they were getting and decided to take one of these options. We always offered to read her the whole menu but she said she preferred it this way because she could blame us if the food wasn't good 😅

Omg this has been my experience

I’m not dyslexic and don’t read the whole thing either. I select a category and choose from that.

I don’t have dyslexia, but I really felt you with the whole loud environment and the pressure because I can be a big socially unaware at times. That’s why I always try to look up the menu and decide what I want before I even leave the house or just place a mobile order depending on the restaurant I’m going to

Thats why i like knowing what restaurant it is beforehand, so i can read the menu at home, or on the drive there.

I very much enjoy the menus that have images- so i can just point to the image and tell the waiter thar i want that XD

That is so true, I try to hide the difficult of ordering,

Iam waiting for someone to say multiple choice tests are either Racist or sexist.

My own brain gives me whiplash sometimes, and I’m a writer! It’s a nightmare sometimes being a dyslexic person who loves reading and writing. 😩

It's just too bad that when you do do these things for your spouse that they go unnoticed. And sometimes grander gestures are all that get recognized.

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I forget words all the time, but when that happens i somehow forget every single word, so i don’t have any words to substitute or describe what i was trying to say. So my brain tries to ACT OUT the word like im playing freaking charades. this happens at least once a day.