at a time, non- fiction, now it takes me six months to read a Stephen King novel. I rarely post much these days because can rarely focus enough to be coherent. Very frustrating and very depressing.

Don't know if it matters, but I am left-handed like WinkyDink. I can spell very well.

In passing, because I would hyphenate co-worker whenever I see coworker here I read it as cow worker.

Seriously, none of the options state that "you don't have dyslexia". Furthermore, a lot of the conditions they mention either have no relation to dyslexia, or could be related to other conditions. Oh, and you don't think a site titled "Beating Dyslexia" has a vested interest in "diagnosing" as many people as possible with dyslexia?

Dyslexia is a serious condition, one that shouldn't be diagnosed with a fluff online test.

No dyslexia here.

not a good thing

http://psychcentral.com/addquiz.htm

I had 60 down but it was 30 not 60. That must have been my Dyslexia coming through.

test. Anyway you look at it, I probably have it. But, there is no way I would take medicine. (Not a huge big pharma fan)

I scored high on this http://illnessquiz.com/adhd-test/

You are Suffering From ADHD

Level: Very High

In Percentage: 78%

Scored: 83

(I learnt in 5 year old kindergarden) and no problem with math. I read all the time (well I've been taking a break for the last few months).

Reckon I'm not dyslexic.

but I do have trouble telling my left from my right.

+ i am more visual. i read slowly. sometimes i have to reread paragraphs, so i guess its different. i have more MATH issues.

I worked in a tall building for a year. There were two banks of elevators, right and left.

When we got off on our floor - everyone I was with always intuitively knew which way to turn to get our office, except me. (Once you got off, there were entrances to offices to the right and to the left and they both looked the same).

Seems other people naturally remembered which side the got on on the lobby floor and translated this to which way to turn on our floor.

I always thought this might be some form of dyslexia