lets say someone writes you an E-mail, myspace message, or yahoo message etc. But the messages they always write you are very long and wordy like say there never less than four paragraphs. Would you have a hard time reading and responding or understanding what that person wrote to you because of your dyslexia?
Yes you are right, it is very hard to read a long sentence when you have dyslexia. My advice is to let the people know that you are dyslexic and ask them to keep it short
> lets say someone writes you an E-mail, myspace message, or yahoo > message etc. But the messages they always write you are very long and > wordy like say there never less than four paragraphs. Would you have a > hard time reading and responding or understanding what that person > wrote to you because of your dyslexia?
> lets say someone writes you an E-mail, myspace message, or yahoo > message etc. But the messages they always write you are very long and > wordy like say there never less than four paragraphs. Would you have a > hard time reading and responding or understanding what that person > wrote to you because of your dyslexia?
This really does depend on what causes your dyslexia.
If you have a problem processing large chunks of text this would suggest that you have one or more of ther auditory causes of dyalexia, and you have problems processing large chunks of language either textual or verbal,
I find that if I copy and past these messages into my word processor and re format the text into more manageable chunks this helps.
I use change the colours of the font to divide up senstances and paragraphs, you can alkso add extra sapcing or start each new senence on a new line. The variations are endless and you can makwe waht changes you likie on your word processor.
Let me explain my reasons for asking and again I hope I do not offend anyone. I have this friend who has several times written this guy she likes and the only time he has ever responded is with a one sentence answer that from what I thought was a sentence that was worded in kind of an unusual way. I told her I thought he might be dyslexic because this female friend of mine when she writes letters she writes LETTERS, the E-mails are very very long, she will send a yahoo message and its several lines, or if its an E-mail the E-mail is usually about four or five paragraphs long. I do not know if in fact this man she is writing is dyslexic he plans to become a navy seal. But what I told her was I thought maybe that he was dyslexic and was not able to read the things she had written to him. I just thought he might be dyslexic because on his myspace its mostly pictures, and from what she has told me he has never seen him read something, then respond back to her with anything longer than a sentence.
> Let me explain my reasons for asking and again I hope I do not offend > anyone. I have this friend who has several times written this guy she > likes and the only time he has ever responded is with a one sentence > answer that from what I thought was a sentence that was worded in kind > of an unusual way. I told her I thought he might be dyslexic because > this female friend of mine when she writes letters she writes LETTERS, > the E-mails are very very long, she will send a yahoo message and its > several lines, or if its an E-mail the E-mail is usually about four or > five paragraphs long. I do not know if in fact this man she is writing > is dyslexic he plans to become a navy seal. But what I told her was I > thought maybe that he was dyslexic and was not able to read the things > she had written to him. I just thought he might be dyslexic because on > his myspace its mostly pictures, and from what she has told me he has > never seen him read something, then respond back to her with anything > longer than a sentence.
People with dyslexia can read, their brain just can't process what they read properly. Dyslexia has nothing to do with how this person writes his letters. He's a guy. Not all guys like to write. Please do your research first before assuming he has dyslexia. My daughter has it and it is so much more than what you think.
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