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Originally Posted by Apache
My wife is Dyslexic and even correctly spelled words can look wrong to her.
It mostly affects her when she is tired. and it is difficult for her to read when tired. Another way Dyslexia affects my wife, when reading, is that the words seem to move around on the page. She also has a type of Dyslexia that causes her to lose her sense of direction.
Apache
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This. I had the same issues as Apache's wife. This is why when reading it's good to try many different fonts. For me Slab Serif has been most comfortable to read with. I use Amasis with alot of weight added. I have also found reading along to an audiobook is training my brain to see more words correctly. I'm reading faster with less error since I have started this even without an audiobook.
However the right or left thing I've yet to discover a way to not lose direction.
When I started reading in 2009 it was a struggle and I was slow. I had to run every eBook through Calibre. Every paragraph had to have a space after it and be indented. Now I can read without either and my old books I formatted this way now annoy me. It took years though to train my brain but for me was well worth it.
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