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When type i mess up letters orders, example :sya (say) wo'nt (won't),i thought maybe it can be neuroloigcal (neurological )issue?
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Typos: A reading disorder is a possibility. A reading specialist may be helpful in assessing the situation. Contacting your local university or your family doctor may get you started. We can all make typos but perhaps this is a pattern. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/11/2020
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