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hello,
so Im am 15 and have been dealing with learning disabilities for my whole life. I was tested in 6th grade. but I wasnt given any official name for whats wrong with my brain. I know that I have Dyscalulia which is basically dyslexia for math. and I have nearly all the symptoms of dyseidetic Dyslexia the problem is that I dont switch letters and words around when reading. I mainly have problems with writing. I have no idea if that could be dyslexia or not. I know its not the same as being professionally diagnosed but I go to a school spicifically for kids who are gifted and have learning disabilities. all the other kids know what they have and can take meds or at least be able to meet people with the same types of problems. but here I am with no Idea what I have feeling very alone and a bit like the odd one out in a school of odd balls. and especially in this day and age people dont beleive you if you dont have a label... thanks |
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Hi, artist15, and welcome to Psych Central! I suggest you bring this topic up with a guidance counselor, asking about getting some testing. As you say, it would be nice to know if what you have has a name and whether there's a med for it or some other kind of treatment.
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dysgraphia is a problem with writing. Have you ever been tested for that?
Your school must have a learning specialist or counselor on hand. I would talk to him/her about it. See if they have noticed anything in your school work. If they can't/won't test you, consider setting up a private evaluation (which I will warn you may be pricey).
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