as a follow on to another thread on Siamese twins by bendable

I find Pepcid works great for dyspepsia.

(raises hand)

Yɘɒʜ. Ƨomɘƚimɘƨ iƚ ɿɘɒlly ƨux!

doG is my copilot.

... do u all so stahy a keawia at nite, wandering if their llyeer is a dog?

Dyscalculia here, with a very rare pinch of dyslexia.

What's worse than dyslexia? Alexia.
I actually have a grand-niece named "Alexia"...guess the parents weren't thinking that well. But she's a great gal and goes by "Lexy".k

I think you spelled that word bassackwards

pants are easy , but shirts, not so much

I have it fairly mild I think. It affects math primarily.

When I look back at my math grades and the sorts of problems I had, it seems dyslexia would explain a lot. Now my most common problem is when writing numbers it is damn near a task to make the figure 9 and not write it out.

I feel like knowing has given me the incentive to not trust my math always, and to check my work. In school I implicitly trusted my brain, no longer do I do that.

Dyspepsia? Bismol!

quote:

Originally posted by Ripley:
I find Pepcid works great for dyspepsia.

The Pepsi made with cane sugar is much better although I had dyspepsia for years and only drank Coke.

Did you hear about the dyslexcic agnostic who suffered from insomnia? He stayed up all night wondering if there really was a Dog.

Or the dyslexic occult worshipers that dedicated their lives to Santa?

Dyslexic agnostic -
Prove that dog exits

I resemble that remark