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Old 02-22-2015, 11:15 AM #1
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Default skipping letters/misreading words
Has anyone had any difficulty with reading? In particular, occasionally skipping small words like "a" or "the" and misreading words like "change" as "charge". If so, what types of exercises did you do to correct it and what specific visual dysfunction were you diagnosed with.

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