Dyspraxic Adults

Choosay wrote:Hi Beth and welcome
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Hi again Beth Glad to read you/ve got some counselling sessions lined up. I've experienced many of the same feelings you've had and it is/was very difficult nigh on impossible for others to convince me that it was not the end of the world. Remember being Dyspraxic is only a part of your identity an...

Hi again Beth I think we all feel hopeless at times and have disaster days. It is rarely easy but try to look at it from the perspective that your late diagnosis is testament to the fact that you have shown you are capable of developing personal coping strategies that have masked the conditions exi...

Are you interested in research? If you enjoy lab work but are worried about time-pressured jobs like pathology etc, could something like research fit you? Still lab based but also possibly less deadline-y (but needing a lot of personal organisation, although you could maybe tackle that by putting e...

Hi Beth and welcome There's another member here who's doing a Chemistry Degree see http://www.dyspraxicadults.org.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=5469 I didn't go to University myself as tbh I was scared I would not manage financially and that was before I really understood about dyspraxia. I ju...

Hi, I'm Beth and I also just joined today. I'm 19 and I've been diagnosed over a year but, like you, I suspected there was nothing not quite right years before. Growing up, I also thought the problems I was having were due to be being slow/stupid. I understand how depressing it can be to live with t...

I'm Beth, a 19 year old university student who's been diagnosed with dyspraxia (and dyslexia, but I don't think my dyslexia is that bad - especially compared to how bad the dyspraxia is) for over a year. For many years, I've thought I was slow and I've experienced lots of problems such as not knowin...