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11-14-2012, 08:55 PM
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Your issues with typing are basically a language processing issue. When one sees or hears language the brain must decode it to process it. When a reply is made it must then be encoded and acted upon. This can be a very work intensive task for some brains. I happen to know this as my daughter was born with this cognitive deficit. For some one with pcs trying to type and struggling processing language it is no wonder you get a headache.
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