Dyspraxic Adults

:rolleyes: hey ! so I have been diagnosed by an educational psychologist as dyslexic/dyspraxic, and after research and joining 'the dore program' I have been reading a few books, from this I have a list of people who may help/know someone who can so here goes: possibly a neurologist, behavioural opt...

I seem to have the same issue but for me it always ends up with me in tears, this can be embarrassing. so at the moment I'm making a note of how many days a month that I cry.

good luck,
I wish I had someone to go jogging with!

I'm exactly the same.

Something that's helped me has been giving my mum my debit/credit cards, slip that I am only carrying cash in my purse. It was a bit odd at first but it has really made me appreciate the value of money!

hiya,
I have low muscle tone but I don't have a particularly painful back, I would ess suggest having a light massage or possibly visiting an Osteopath May give you some light exercises.
Hope that helps.
J

snap! this sounds just like me! am constantly tidying my room, but the clutter is constant to.

I just realised that what I actually wanted is some sort of sturdy seat cover cushion thing!

ha ha thanks

well after I made carrots soup and cut my hand in 3 places my dad suggested that I should try using gardening gloves.. I was just wondering if anyone's tried this method?

I just wondered if anyone knew of any special seat cushion things that will stay attached to the chair? unfortunately I don't distribute my weight to the chair radially and this makes all the straps break from the dining chairs.

thanks in advance

I get the occasional spasm of the leg, but for me I used to work in a job where I had to walk up to 20 miles per day, and yea it hurts at first but for me it was just about overcoming the issue.

is it correct that you need to be living in London in order to get a freedom pass?

gets everyone at some point. anyone got any good examples?
I've had a rubbish day and have been yelled at in the middle of Sainsbury 's. I'm blaming karma!

ok cool. thanks for responding I wasn't sure that anyone would.

it means that my muscles and tendons are more flexible than most people's. So I was wondering if this is common with dyspraxia?