Dyspraxic Adults

Hi Tim. Many thanks for your comments. I agree with you. My son is completely independent. I have always tried to instill independence in him since he was a little boy, partly because I didn't have my own independence and I knew how important it was for him to become independent and partly because ...

I totally agree with you and yes the system does seem to support the perpetrator. I feel for you too and hope you're okay and that you have managed to move on with your life. I believe in karma and know this guy will be accountable and although my son never brought him to task (my son's decision not ...

Hi Jim Many thanks for responding to my thread. I totally agree with you. The problem we had started almost two years ago when our son was assaulted whilst at university and was left with a broken nose. It's a very long story, probably too long to mention, but my son made a decision with regard to ...

Hi Stuart Many many thanks for writing in response to my response. I would be pleased for my son to join, but I know he won't, which is one of the reasons I joined instead. It's helpful to know how other people deal with Dyspraxia and I am happy to learn. If you have any advice that you think will ...

Thank you AlleyCat for your response. it really is a shame that if my son had still been in school and and things had have been obvious to us, we would have sought help to work out what we were dealing with back then. He is now 21 and at university and managing to live his life, so I'm grateful for ...

I believe my son has Dyspraxia but he has never been diagnosed because as a child it wasn't obvious. He's been at university for 3 years now and manages his life okay. In hindsight looking back I can see character traits that formed that showed he could have Dyspraxia. He doesn't know his left from ...