Dyspraxic Adults

Moot wrote:Welcome to the forum, Lankylady!

Thank you, Moot!

Hi Lanky Lady Welcome to the forums (or fora) and our community. You should find plenty of examples of quirks here. Hope you don't mind me transferring this thread into Introductions. I've always known I was different but have only recently in the last 3 years realised/appreciated that I'm ...

pouvik wrote:Your welcome, as my old geography teacher says "its nice to be nice" and as I say "their is no honour in telling a lie"

It seems you've been well-taught. lol

I figured as much. lol

Why, thank you.

Hah! Agreed. :p

Sounds plausible. I'm sure it doesn't hurt!
I play this app game called 'Fishbowl Racer' which challenges my coordination, and it may even have sharpened my peripheral awareness. However, I never score very high. lol

Scottish side (Manitoba).

Wow, that's quite a while. I'd be interested to hear your story.

If she is fully capable of attending school, I see no reason for her not to. The school's method may or may not be subpar to your method of teaching, but sometimes learning through social interaction amongst one's own peer group is equally as important. In order to progress in this world, you must ...

All of the above is pretty awesome! Although, I am, sadly, allergic to cats and I haven't read nor watched Harry Potter. lol

It's a challenge to just pick three... lol Writing with a pencil or pen has been a struggle all my life. If I write for an extended period of time, my hand and wrist begin to hurt and the pain becomes more excruciating the longer I keep on with it. I started homeschooling in grade 7 (year 8) onwards ...

Having been diagnosed with dyspraxia at the green age of six, I'm now 20 but have yet to (knowingly) converse with a fellow dyspraxic. I'm looking to meet some people with similar troubles and quirks. Feel free to say hi!