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absentnormality
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Welcome!...No, wait...thats your line..

Post by absentnormality »

Hi!
My name is Fiona, I'm 19 and work as a cleaner/caterer/activities instructor at a Christian outdoor centre. I have an unofficial diagnosis for dyspraxia but am still refusing to go to my doctor to see about getting officially diagnosed for many reasons.
Lets see... what interesting stuff can I tell you? I have 40 scars in various locations, most of which I've acquired in the past year. I enjoy making random videos which have occasionally made it online but mostly they just hide out on my laptop. Oh and I spend an unhealthy amount of time on my laptop (for example it's now almost 2am...at midnight I came on to send an email...opps).
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Welcome ;)

What activities do you teach?
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Post by absentnormality »

I mainly lead archery, low ropes and inflatables but I'm also trained to do golf, disc golf, orienteering and trail cycling. I can also rescue people who get stuck on the tree climb.

And yet I fail to be able to walk from one side of the center to the other without colliding with 2 door frames and tripping up on at least one flight of stairs
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Post by gherkin001 »

Welcome, sounds like you belong here with the rest of us! Door open and we still hit the frame lol!

Kirsty
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Hi

Welcome to the forum!
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Post by Lithium_joe »

I think we can reach a consensus here.

The door frames HAVE to go!

](*,) <-- LJ and doorframe (a still life)
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Hey i'm Meg

Welcome ot the forum
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Hi :)
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Hi fiona,

welcome to the forum.

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Post by sazdenny »

LOL about the door frames.. I have actually removed one door in my flat & if it didn't get so damn cold I'd have the others removed too!!!! I spent many years drunk, probably so I didn't have to tell people I wasn't drunk!! Now I'm sober & theres no difference, back to telling people I'm not drunk. Yeah they don't believe me still. Oh what fun!!

I did get some proper insoles made & its made my balance a lot better.. occational yoga &/or karate help enormously too..

And push/pull signs. Is it just me or are they ALL wrong?!
Dont diss my praxia man...
=oD
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