I could read it pretty quickly.....made my day, as I have a mom with dementia!

I can read it.

Which kind of proves that what we think we see and/or understand/think - may not be what we really saw!

It also makes me wonder about how accurate 'eye-witness' accounts really are!

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What a relief! Was able to read it with no problem.

I am dyslexic and have trained my brain to 'read' - twice In my mid 30's I fell and damaged my brain and have had to reteach myself. I have found it is easier to read the mixed up letters and the number and letters than straight words. I think t is just the way the brain works-mine at least.
There is very little known about the brain and how it compensates for injury.
On a lighter note-thank goodness for spell check and sentence structure software!! I have reread the several times and hope I caught all the oops!!

I read it also without any trouble-maybe I'm not getting older-I'm getting smarter-I've always believed spelling was the most important thing in education, and was a spelling champ in my younger years

I read it no problem...

I had no problems reading it at all.

No problem. Either it's easy for all of us or the people who are not able to read it are not willing to mention the fact at this point. I doubt there's a simple way to rule out Alzheimer's.