Dyspraxic Adults

There's supposed to be a way where you roll it up bit I prefer the Phantom way

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I'm a bit less exacting and not as much my own harshest critic as I used to be. I strive for a degree of perfection but better at knowing when that may not be possible. I can follow a recipe but not a massive fan of multi-componnent meals where you need to have everything planned to be ready at more...

What aspects do you find most difficult? I have a fitted sheet on the bottom. A flat sheet I sleep under and my duvet. There is only me in my flat so noone to pass judgement on my skill or lack of. Changing duvet cover involves me crawling into it with duvet to place corners and becoming phantom of ...

Hi Emily
Really lovely to hear things are going well for you.

There's no requirement to provide examples to be accepted here. Think they're called a turntable plate or something like that. Agree they can be a pain to seat properly as you have to line up the lugs in the base of your microwave with those on bottom of turntable. Definitely something to potentiall...

I am 34 female. Currently jobhunting. Have worked in a library, worked with children, volunteered in a charity shop, volunteered in an office. I have an undergraduate degree and a postgraduate degree, but still can't find a job. Ever since I was an undergraduate student, I had doubts about having d...

What do you remember about site? I might be able to help you with search terms.

Hi Tom/Thomas? Welcome to the Forum. In order to help people could you tell us a little about where you're from (just general e.g town/city/county/region or country) if you prefer) and a little more about how you came to be assessed and the route you took. Getting diagnosis/formal confirmation is so...

You're v welcome.
Hope it gives you some useful leads.

Hi there I can definitely empathise as I've always been inveterately single and am now well into my 40s Regrettably people on dating sites can be (and/or very much feel like they're) unforgiving and fickle. It's like a sweet shop and no one seems to quite know exactly what they want or need. It feel...

Hey! Stress and anxiety can definitely affect focus and coordination, especially for adults with dyspraxia. While I'm not a pro, some people find relief with CBD products. It's worth exploring! Remember, what works for one person might differ for another, so it's cool to experiment cautiously. Also...

Hey All! Non-dyspraxic person here. I'm writing a comic, and I want to add a character with dyspraxia. If this isn't a suitable place to ask some questions about this, I'd love if you could point me in the right direction. So, first and foremost, do you think I should do this at all? I don't person...

james62474545 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 19, 2023 10:53 am Hi Tom,

I'm from Mid-Wales.

Cool I'm in Gloucestershire

Hello I'm Jan An older member. glad to have found this forum. Back in my day (when dinosaurs roamed) Dyspraxia wasn't heard of, even my nice parents were embarrassed by by clumsyness. Teachers declared me lazy and stupid, I genuinely thought I wasn't trying enough,and doomed to failure being unable...

Sadly those with acquired dyspraxia miss out on getting the recognition and support needed. For example If someone has a brain injury or stroke and related difficulties as a result, if they can be discharged by OT/Physiotherapist then it's cased closed and there too often isn't MH support for dealin...