Hi this is a an off-shoot of one of Debbie's threads.
please share you experiences here.
Hi this is a an off-shoot of one of Debbie's threads.
please share you experiences here.
Lazy eye is properly called amblyopia and is caused when each eye focusses differently, leading to the brain receiving two different images. After a while the brain shuts off one image, causing a decrease of sight in that eye.
For me it's my right eye. I didn't have a "squint" as a baby/toddler, so it wasn't picked up until I was about 5. It was too late to fully correct, so I still have poor, blurry vision from that eye. The eye is healthy, it's just the brain doesn't receive a clear picture from it.
I understand this condition is common in people on the spectrum. I've just found out about this, plus that I have two other conditions common in autistic people:
Hyperlexia - reading early and above the expected level
Alexythemia - difficulty identifying & understanding emotions
It's interesting learning these terms and what they mean.
it is the same for me. I had trouble with the reading as the letters forming words was puzzling. They also scramble -to this day - but just as I write. Sometimes, by hard, I still write some of them backward at first and catch it once I see the word.
it is the same for me. I had trouble with the reading as the letters forming words was puzzling. They also scramble -to this day - but just as I write. Sometimes, by hard, I still write some of them backward at first and catch it once I see the word.