Help! Shot self (video) w/ webcam. Playback image/text reversed. How to fix with Premiere Pro CC?

I filmed myself with webcam on my computer so everything is reversed. Example, the coffee cup with the name is backwards, the business card I show to the camera, the text, letters, words, all reversed, backwards. I filmed it all this way and later learned about the setting to film in the proper manner to avoid this. Is there a way that Adobe Premiere Pro CC can correct this? Fix this? How? Thanks, JR

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