Been there, went there, and Navy still took me and sent me to sea. LOL in all seriousness I have a similar disorder called Central Auditory Processing Disorder or disorders. My sensory processing both auditory and optical has been life long. Allergies may have done the damage who knows.
I can only use one eye at a time and have to hear things often repeated to me. I ended up 7th and 8th grade in a rehab school to learn to adapt to it. In 1994 it became disabling. For the years after that I searched for a clinical name and the only one I found was Myoclonic Seizures. Onset was sudden. Certain optical and /or auditory stimulation caused me to spasm violently in my upper torso namely my shoulders and head.
So about 2 years ago I start developing a tremor in my right hand at first was mild then became more prevalent. I was sent to a Neurologist and she put the pieces of the puzzle together and I had guessed right. I have Functional Myoclonus. Then came the other part. I have Parkinson now to go with it. That was actually the reason I was sent to the Neurologist. My primary care doc wanted me checked for Parkinson. Two movement disorders both triggering involuntary movements.
Besides my wife, the US Navy was the best thing that ever happened to me. It was there that I found out I really wasn’t stupid, and not only could learn, but could do well at things.
I wear my Navy ball cap every single day to remind me the debt that I owe to my country, who gave that gift to me by allowing me to serve.