We I was younger I use to hide from reading and spelling. My biggest thing now is I have periods of time when words are harder to read or spell compare to other times. I call this period of time a Dyslexic storm. Like a storm that rushes in all at once, blowing trees and other items all around. This is how it feels when letters and numbers all mixed up and unreadable.

Remember you are not alone. It sounds like you have experienced a Dyslexic storm. hang in there it does get better and don't hide from it that only makes worse. Try to read or write something it seems to help me. Try it and good luck

There are times when I write a word and it doesn't look right, so I have to use spell check, or I'll just zone out and stare at the word for a while. I was always bad in math classes because I transposed numbers. I will post something & realize that I transposed letters. I dreaded spelling B's in school. I can't spell worth a darn unless I write it down. I felt so embarrassed & was teased a lot. Just know that you aren't alone when it comes to "dark places." We all have our moments of desparation and yes, we do feel a bit intimidated too. What I have discovered, is those with dyslexia can work those word puzzles very well. Why? Because our brain sorts out letters differently than other people. I do better on backward, and diagonal words. Who knew? It's harder for me to find words that are spelled out in a straight line, left to right than it is any other way. Go figure. Hang in there..tomorrow is another day and the sun will come out to light up those dark places in which we sometimes go.

now i know im not aloene when this happends what do i do about it becase it seems unavoidable for it to come back again becase when i least thing it gone for good it dose come back regardless