DD2 was like this. She was diagnosed late at uni with similar to dyslexia but not exactly. She had a problem with understanding/figuring out sentences which were written and also writing down an essay but could fully understand when things were spoken and she could speak an essay with great competency. It was a bit late for uni as in 3rd year but very interesting.
It is the same now aged 31 but she enjoys a variety of books from Audible and can access lectures etc which are spoken for professional development.
Sorry that sounds muddled but hope it helps. There are other similar conditions to dyslexia that could be considered. DD2 is left handed too but I don't think that is part of it.
France imposing a fine for no-shows at GP surgeries.
Baby Reindeer - anyone watched it?
Nicola Sturgeon’s husband Peter Murrell re-arrested over SNP finances.
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic