Dyspraxic Adults

I've recently began to experience seizures. I've had similar things my whole life that I've just always chalked up to moving too fast, standing up, not eating enough, blood sugar, etc. Recently, though, the big ones have gotten bigger. I've never lost consciousness, but have come close to really hur...

I've struggled with the lazy issue before. What appears to be laziness to many (including my own parents), for dyspraxics is a genuine degree of exhaustion and inability to cope in the moment. I feel so overwhelmed that I end up shutting down, which creates an appearance of apathy and lethargy. Also...

What is also important is community. As much as many of us may be loners, having a sounding board to share experiences here is fantastic. Thank you for having this forum!

I honestly think it's a case of you learn and grow into how your brain works. When you can accept your brain has a wildly different process of getting to the answer than most of the population, and can accept there's nothing wrong with that process (despite what others may say or think, and regardle...

We’re Pleased to Welcome you here to our site/community. Do Beware some of us here are heathens (but I don’t bite much). I find people tell me all sorts as I’m fortunate in that I seem to be able to put people at ease and try my best not to judge but to try to understand the other persons perspecti...

Good evening, all! I'm new here, at least as a member. I've been to this forum and have used it as a resource for a while now. I'm 34, from Texas, and was first diagnosed as dyspraxic when I was 5 years old. Growing up in the Baptist church, I loved going to church, but would be frustrated with the ...