Visual dyslexia is simply having difficulty reading and comprehending text due to visual problems . When visual dyslexia exists without other dyslexia problems then removing the visual problems is all that is needed to allow normal reading .
Below are some of the more common problems.
Visual problems involving motion
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Seeing words as if behind a waterfall or in snowing conditions.
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Seeing letters as if they jitter (such as bouncing or moving back or forth).
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Seeing words as if they seem to move below or above the page where only a few are in focus at any one time.
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Seeing lines of text merge together
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Text seems to flow like a river
Visual problems involving missing information
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Letters missing at the beginning or end of words.
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Letters missing in the middle of words.
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Parts of letters missing in an horizontal manner such as all letters missing their top, middle or bottom.
Transpositions and reversals
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Letters are present but not in their proper order.
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Letters appear as their mirror image.
Visual stress causing a physical response
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Headaches
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Clenched teeth
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Tightness in different locations
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Sleepy feeling
See Right Dyslexia Glasses remove the cause of the visual problem/s allowing you to see words in a sharp, stable, uniform and focused manner.
The result is increased reading speed, accuracy and comprehension that makes reading a much more enjoyable experience.
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Just wanted to give you some feedback. My son is 10 years old and has been diagnosed with a visual-spatial learning disability since he was 4. Part of the reason he was diagnosed so early is that my background is early childhood and he has a genetic syndrome that often results in learning issues. So I was rather proactive.
All along his IQ and his performance have not matched. I have also been quite aware that reading was challenging for him as he skipped lines, had trouble with phonetics but a fabulous auditory memory, and generally avoided reading, while his sister read like a maniac.
There has only been one series of books that my son would pick up on his own--The Diary of the Whimy Kid. One day I just asked him why he wouldn't read anything but these books unless forced to. His response was that he could see the words better in this series in which the font is larger because it is designed to look like a child's handwritten text. Continued conversation on the matter revealed that my son could "see the spaces between the words" better with
this text. So I did some research online and tested my theories, one being changing the font size on an ebook and the difference was dramatic.
Long and short, when my son put on the dyslexia glasses he said that lots of things looked "bigger." He could see all of an object at once. When reading, he continually says with the glasses the text looks bigger or the space between the words is much more noticable.
So thank you.
Erin
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------John,
My son has greatly benefited from your dyslexia glasses. It was such a relief to see him become a totally different child when he began wearing them. However, now that he has entered his early teens, he doesn't want to wear them because they aren't "stylish". He refers to them as Grandpa glasses. Do you know how I could go about getting a more stylish frame for these lenses? Or is there a way a frame could be sent to you to have lenses made for them?
Answer : The lenses can be put into frames you provide for an extra fee
