I make terrible mistakes,and I am very good at spelling and minored in English in college. I have four degrees. I also have MS and Lupus. I see double,my hands cramp and I spend and hour to write a comment. I can't see that good any more. So I got Dragon to dictate, but it can't tell which there your saying and it miss writes most of what you say.I see my kids type so fast and I use to transcribe for doctors I am 54 and the keys feel different so my hands lay wrong on the key board. I have a publish book, I was a great writer. Now things look like a blur and glasses do not help seeing double.I help people with what I can as a Naturo-pathic Practitioner. Should I stop helping people and give up because I make some punctuation errors? See I have many red lines I can see,17 to go back and fix. I bet you still find errors. I graduated from every degree with a 4.0, had SAT's near perfect. I'm sick but I do make errors. As long as my info is okay to my patients and I can help, I keep going. Should I give up because I cant tell a period from a comma? They look alike and that's if I can see them. My new computer ,doesn't have a line between left and right clicking and so I erase things that took hours to write. I often see I leave off last letters. I don't know why,if I cant feel it or I don't hit them hard enough. Would you give up?
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I make terrible mistakes,and I am very good at spelling and minored in English in college. I have four degrees. I also have MS and Lupus. I see double,my hands cramp and I spend and hour to write a comment. I can't see that good any more. So I got Dragon to dictate, but it can't tell which there your saying and it miss writes most of what you say.I see my kids type so fast and I use to transcribe for doctors I am 54 and the keys feel different so my hands lay wrong on the key board. I have a publish book, I was a great writer. Now things look like a blur and glasses do not help seeing double.I help people with what I can as a Naturo-pathic Practitioner. Should I stop helping people and give up because I make some punctuation errors? See I have many red lines I can see,17 to go back and fix. I bet you still find errors. I graduated from every degree with a 4.0, had SAT's near perfect. I'm sick but I do make errors. As long as my info is okay to my patients and I can help, I keep going. Should I give up because I cant tell a period from a comma? They look alike and that's if I can see them. My new computer ,doesn't have a line between left and right clicking and so I erase things that took hours to write. I often see I leave off last letters. I don't know why,if I cant feel it or I don't hit them hard enough. Would you give up?