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Q: Written Lisp problems

asked by: Inglebertde on April 23rd, 2008

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I am theeking help for my undiagnosed condition. I have an unuthual lispth problem. I only theem to thuffer when I am writing wordsth.

I can tspeak normally, but when I write or type, my brain undergoes thimilar thymptons to dysthlexia and I write wordsth with a lisp instead of speaking them.

Hasth anyone heard of this condition?

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Dr Semaan

replied on April 26th, 2008

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Response to written lisp problem

Hi there Inglebertde,
I read your unsual case. The symptoms you are currently experiencing show similar signs to DYSARTHRIA and APHASIA, however also presents itself with some unique symptons aswell. Do some research on the mentioned conditions and make sure you consult your G.P for a proper diagnosis.

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