Hi all,
I finally got my scanner installed. I scanned all my do***ents that
including cerebellar vestibular test results,LD ADHD *****sment,the
psychiatric B.S. Diagnosis
Then you can understand the trauma that I had by psychiatrists for
keeping against my will and misdiagnosing my neurodiverse condition as
psychotic disorder.
note: Dr. Levinson is also a psychiatrist and not just a
neurologist,and he didn't note any ADHD which he does prescribe
medication for. He does give Ritalin and other ADHD medications to
people who have ADHD. He didn't note any psychiatric problems.
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Like I said before, I am a remediated/compensated auditory
dyslexic,and dyspraxic who had early intervention that included 3 yrs
of special eduation,auditory therapy,speech therapy,phonics,and motor
skills coordination therapy. As Abigail Marshall noted in her great
book, phonics only taught me to decode words well and helped me spell
well. It didn't help me to comprehend well. I still have problems
reading due to poor short term memory for words,sequence,and as well
confusion,tiredness,dizziness,and visual overload from reading at
times. I can't stand flourescent lights which they use in the
classroom because I am a highly sensitive person to the point that I
need to wear dark lenses outside,and my gl***** have a slight tint
outside. I have the gl***** that turn dark outside. My auditory
processing issues makes it hard for me to listen to lectures in class
that I just don't pay attention. It's because I get confused by what
people say,auditory overload,and poor short term memory including
sequencing. I am visual-spatial learner that has problems with
auditory-sequential skills. The sequencing problems extend to
movements too,and that's part of Dyspraxia. I am also an
INFP(Introvered Intuitive Feeling Perceiver) according to Myers Briggs
test,and so I am a highly sensitive person. I read Dr. Elaine Aron's
books to understand highly sensitive people in general. She even wrote
book called THE HIGHLY SENSITIVE CHILD,and it reminded me a lot of how
I was a child. It will help me understand highly sensitive children
including especially my own future children.
Raymond
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