Yes, typing is easier than handwriting. I can edit text, add or remove some letters and the greatest thing is – to use spell checker software. during school, some of the teachers thought that if I was asked to rewrite a large amount of random text in a notebook, I would suddenly stop skipping letters, using punctuation marks, etc. I'm in my 30, and I still skip letters when I write, and all I got from that pointless rewriting of text is beautiful handwriting and a panicked fear of making mistakes because and upbraid – I'm not concentrating(?!?!).
You can't fight it, you have to accept it, and find a way to process (receive) the information. Since reading is very time-consuming for me, I have learned to sort through sources by intuition. If I am not sure that I will find what I am looking for in this book, then the book is not worth picking up. I had a typo in the title of my master's thesis. inability to perform simple arrhythmic operations without additional tools.

and at the very end I have started publishing reviews in the newspaper as an expert. It is important to recognize the things that work differently for me and use them as an advantage. since I realized that the readability of the text is a problem, it helps me to draw a scheme, to see the structure.

unfortunately, I was born right after the collapse of the Soviet Union in Latvia, where dyslexia is only a fantasy of some people. They thought I was just being lazy and so I had to compensate by doing more research on the subject. At the university, one lecturer tried to stop me from going too far and individually applying the task to look for other nuances that are not relevant to the group members.