Introducing myself

[JMB1999]

Hi everyone

My name is Josh, I’m 25 and I was diagnosed with dyspraxia as a child, but only became aware around 18 months ago as my primary school lost my diagnosis certificate. I’m extremely curious about Dyspraxia, how it affects us as adults and particularly its overlap with other neurodiverse conditions. Looking forward to chatting with like minded people and hoping to learn particularly about ways that people cope

Thanks

[Tom fod]

Hi everyone

My name is Josh, I’m 25 and I was diagnosed with dyspraxia as a child, but only became aware around 18 months ago as my primary school lost my diagnosis certificate. I’m extremely curious about Dyspraxia, how it affects us as adults and particularly its overlap with other neurodiverse conditions. Looking forward to chatting with like minded people and hoping to learn particularly about ways that people cope

Thanks

Hi Josh

Welcome to your Tribe. Where do you hail from?

Do check out the many posts and discussions in the forum. Also do have a look at our Help Resources List: https://www.dyspraxicadults.org.uk/foru ... php?t=7385 where there are a number of links to other sites, blog pages, you Tube channels etc

I regret the pace of activity and responses here can feel glacial but then we don't have the 'drama' you find on Farceache or X. Maybe people will start returning here as they get fed up of and ditch these platforms because of the anti-inclusivity antics of their oligarch owners in their obsequious pandering to their new orange overlord Most USA-based dyspraxics are self discovered/declaring since recognition and acceptance significantly lags behind.