believe I am dyspraxic). I’m here because my two sons age 18 and 20 have dyspraxia. I just hope to get info here for them if I can. Best wishes, NicolaHello from Ireland
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Hello from Ireland
Hello everyone, I hope everyone is well. So glad to have stumbled across this forum because there isn’t much support re dyspraxia in Ireland. I hope it is ok to post here, I have never been assessed for dyspraxia (even though I 
believe I am dyspraxic). I’m here because my two sons age 18 and 20 have dyspraxia. I just hope to get info here for them if I can. Best wishes, Nicola
believe I am dyspraxic). I’m here because my two sons age 18 and 20 have dyspraxia. I just hope to get info here for them if I can. Best wishes, NicolaRe: Hello from Ireland
Hi Nicola
Welcome to the Forum. You're absolutely welcome to post here.
I suspect you're aware of Dyspraxia Ireland but not sure how big or active they are when it comes to provision for adults. In the UK the Dyspraxia Foundation regrettably folded last year.
A lot of parents recognise traiits in themselves when they learn their children are affected.
Welcome to the Forum. You're absolutely welcome to post here.
I suspect you're aware of Dyspraxia Ireland but not sure how big or active they are when it comes to provision for adults. In the UK the Dyspraxia Foundation regrettably folded last year.
A lot of parents recognise traiits in themselves when they learn their children are affected.
Tom
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With a foot full of bullets I tried to run faster but I just hobbled on to the next disaster.
(from Peter and the Test Tube Babies, Foot Full of Bullets)