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[Anothersarah]

New here, I'm in my thirties and from the US, where I have seen few resources about dyspraxia. Always thought I had Aspergers, and when googling commodities I found out what dyspraxia is and the description fits me to a T.

[Ditsy]

Hello and welcome,

I am sure you will find some information on here that is helpful to you, please feel free to ask any questions.


Best Ditsy

[poodlelover81]

Anothersarah,
I always thought I had Asperger's too. Though with my empathy for others & my difficulties riding a bike and using public transportation, I realized it was dyspraxia over time.

[skyebison]

Welcome! I'm also from the US. Most resources for and people with dyspraxia I find on the internet are in the UK. I think they have better awareness over there. I haven't seen my doctor yet, I'm afraid she won't even know what dyspraxia is. I talked to a friend who has a master's degree in helping people with disabilities and she didn't even properly understand dyspraxia!