I'm dyslexic as well. I have found the spell check on the Google tool bar (free) to be very nice. It allows me to add words and some don't. Which means I get to add slang and as I add to the dictionary, it remembers and gets easier to use. The more I write the easier it gets to remember things too. I can tell when a word is misspelled most times, which makes it all the more aggravating. What also used to be hard is my brain race would go so fast, if I stopped to look up words and correct it, I would forget what I was aiming at in the writing. I don't read like normal people do either. But yet I was a literacy volunteer, I didn't even know I was dyslexic till a little while ago and I'm 57. I think the reason I did as well as I did with being a volunteer, is some of the people had the same problem and didn't know it either. I got to show them the way I had learned how to deal with it.
But yeah, school was horrible. I flunked my way through English and would somehow end up with a D. Got out of High School by the skin of my teeth. Dumb? They don't mess with me, I can out think most and they know it, if they don't I'm all to happy to prove it.
Only 14 mistakes that time, getting better. Oopsie 15, misspelled getting, why the hell do you need two t's?
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