Dyspraxic Adults

Yes like you I feel relief now that I understand my clumsiness strange quirks and difficulties. I feel less stressed now I know why I am the way I am.

Yes my memory was poor as a child but improved over time but now I've finished cancer treatment I get mentally exhausted and leave the front door unlocked, left taps on,forgotten my appt s for checkups etc and get a headache in work trying to concentrate however luckily as I have my work written dow...

I've also been struggling in work even though I've been in employment over 20 years but have been redeployed a couple of years ago due to cancer treatment. Have made out I'managing but I'm not so spoke to boss yesterday and see occupational health next Thursday so fingers crossed. Thanks, it has hel...

When I went to secondary school I remember my eldest sister telling me not to scoff my food down so quickly but I also remembnr having difficulty swallowing some food like porridge or oranges - anyone else had this prob?

Shadwell wrote:Welcome to the forum Lottie,

we got a great bunch of people here, so no need to be anxious about joining in with the discussions.

Mike

Hi Lottie I don't know any other dyspraxics either and am looking forward to hearing
everyone else's experiences and how you all cope.

Hi I'm Anw, married and Mum of 2 . I'm in my 40s and its taken till now to find out I'm dyspraxic. Always thought I was less intelligent than rest of family and had some strange quirks like tripping over nothing or up or down the stair and I have a strange gait when running Also always had discalcul...