Dyspraxic Adults

Thanks be to God, yes I can drive - and I count it as one of my gratest acheivements in life; there aren't many things I've managed to learn as an adult that are usefull like driving. I remember how I feal as a learner: aprehensive, hopefull, determined. The hardest bit about it for me was always fo...

I want to thank you Magic-Lemur for introducing me to melodysheep and the syphony of science. Amazing! Have you seen his new video that came out yesterday?

The easiest way I find is not to cut nails but file them regularly. Each to his own. Get a good long wide file, one with a sandpapery surface. Or, if you're going to get them done for you, a beautitian is cheaper than a cheropodist. Or just get a friend to do it, if you've got a friend who's into gr...

Having read the newspaper article, I think the man quoted from the football association, like so many sports enthusiasts, is blissfully unaware that a significant minority is being excluded in a damaging way. So, I would take sides with the MP. I can really relate to her when she describes her feeli...

You're joking! The psychologist actually had to google the word dyspraxia? Just goes to show how little known it is outside the UK. Even in such a forward thinking country as the Netherlands. I know where you're coming from; here in Brazil nobody seems to have heard of it either. It'd be good to hea...

Hi everybody! what a coincidence! While I was deliberating over my username (settled for my real-life nickname, after the hurricane) an introduction from the Netherlands appeared at the top of the list. Looks like you could give today an international theme for the forum. I live in Brazil, and here ...