Interesting list of possible symptoms. Working with both hands helps (piano playing/touch typing, writing with non-dominating hand, balancing, etc). _Thinner Corpus Callosum_ – white matter connecting two halves of the brain: There’s lots of reasons why folks might have thinner corpus collosum. In my case, being born “extremely preterm” (26 weeks) but there’s others. Just how it is. I have some, not all. a) Physical, b) Cognitive, c) Developmental characteristics, d) social and behavioral characteristics a) Physical or health-related characteristics include: vision impairments, low muscle tone, difficulty feeding, abnormal head and facial features, high tolerance to pain, problems sleeping, seizures, hearing impairments, chronic constipation — b) Cognitive characteristics include: problems reading facial expressions or voice tone difficulty with problem-solving and complex tasks lack of ability in assessing risk difficulty understanding abstract concepts problems understanding slang or sarcasm difficulty understanding emotions giving untrue information but believing it is true — c) Developmental characteristics include: delays in milestones, such as sitting, walking, riding a bike delays in speech and language acquisition clumsiness and poor coordination delayed toilet training — d) Particular social and behavioral characteristics include: social immaturity lack of self-awareness difficulty understanding social cues problems understanding others’ perspectives finding it hard to maintaining attention hyperactivity lack of fear obsessive or compulsive behavior Source; https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/318065 Maybe that’s why I can’t tell my left from my right

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