like i take the inside of the sentence and put it at the start. then i read it and think, that doesn't make any sense, and rewrite it.

the other day i was writing down a word that started with the capital e. didn't look right so i wrote the e backwards thinking i was confused.

but, i knew that was backwards, just the E looked wrong to me. it still does. not when i read it just when i write it. they just both look backwards.

also tonight i just feel real tired irritability. one second fine, normal, then it just hit me. i used to have that happen in times of extreme stress or confrontation.

especially emotional too, easily irritated or hurt feelings.

also a lot of anxiety and almost panicy feeling at times.

it's not pms, i had a hysterectomy 9 years ago.

i guess i should tell that i have adult ADHD, but this seems like new stuff.

i am concerned.

loribelle

I have done this too, the writing backwards..words or saying it backwards, or using the wrong word..tomorrow instead of yesterday. I also have alot of anxiety and paincy feelings.

I think it's neuro stuff and for me some symptoms are babesia.

Most the time, all words look incorrect to me. It's the strangest thing. I'll look it up on the dictionary and it still looks wrong.

Sometimes I will write or pronounce the words incorrectly. It's like I'm dylexic. I will get all the letter correct but put them in the wrong way. Talking to a stranger stresses me out because I will make no sense sometimes or I will not be able to pronounce a word correctly.

My grammer is totally off. I use the wrong tenses. And I miss words (either saying them or writing them). I will either totally forget to write/say the word, I will use the wrong word, or I will put one word down twice when I thought I was writing two different words. I even proofread stuff before I post or email and still miss the mistakes.

I also say my sentences wrong. Like, for example, instead of saying the cat needs to be fed - I will say the cat needs to go to bed (if I am thinking that I need to go to sleep or my son needs to take a nap, etc) or it's time to cat the feed. You get what I'm trying to say.

Or I will want to say, the sky is blue. And I will say, blue is the sky. Or maybe I will say, the sky is spoon or something else that makes absolutely no idea (I've noticed that if I'm thinking of something else, I might mix it up in the sentence I'm trying to say about something else).

I tell people that my words and sentences are dyslexic.

Yes, it is a cause for concern, in that it means you need to take it seriously as a symptom and consider it in your treatment plan.

It could be neurotoxins, or areas of the cortex that are physically affected by the disease, or blood flow problems, or the effects of yeast superinfection or even the effects of heavy metals, or B12 deficiency. Or other stuff. All of the coinfections, as well as Bb, seem to cause neuro problems, cognitive and emotional.

At one point my language problems became so severe that I could not write a coherent sentence or read a page of writing, and my spoken words were frequently garbled.

After treatment for LD and coinfections, AND yeast, AND metal detox, I'm doing much better, as you see.