Young woman in Serbia suffers from a strange disorder that has puzzled scientists and physicians.The fact that the 28-year-old Bojana Danilovic (Bojana Danilovic) sees everything upside down.She is forced to read, watch TV and browse Internet pages with inverted screen.
Experts from Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who examined the woman claimed that she suffers from a rare disorder of the brain, called "the phenomenon of spatial orientation."This means that her eyes see everything correctly, but for some reason, the brain changes its image.
Bojana In life everything was backwards, and she even was born feet first.Parents say that when she began to crawl and walk, she also moved back.Her mother had to quit her job to teach her to walk like other children.Although it took a lot of effort, she learned to walk forward.
When she began writing, she always turned the page and started writing from the lower right edge and ended up in the top left corner.Teachers and classmates have tried to correct her writing style, but all in vain.
later she found a job in the city administration in his native town of Uzice.Her colleagues were quite surprised when they saw that the girl turned the monitor and the keyboard upside down to be able to operate normally.At home, she watches television upside down, while the rest of the family enjoyed another TV.Similarly, a girl holding a mobile phone and a newspaper.On the street it often approach passers pereminuv not notice that it is wrong reading.
unusual disorder Bojana attracted the attention of scientists.After a series of tests, they found that her brain is healthy, although his field of vision differs from that of other people.While they did not find an explanation, but offered her a special app that will save it from having to turn the monitor upside down.
The woman from Serbia had grown accustomed to his condition, and the only thing she regretted about is the inability to obtain a driver's license.
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