Dyspraxic Adults

I think that honesty is always a good policy when it comes to relationships. I would advise you to, as you say 'gently', put it to her that you like her and don't know how she feels about you. I doubt she will find this strange or even relate it to dyspraxia, it's fairly common to be confused here ...

It will be soon though!

Two dyspraxics living together is definately comedy gold. 'Where are the blueberrys?!?!' and so forth. Yes, it is a silly syndrome and it makes life interesting, to say the least. Sometimes you have to laugh, and if you can't laugh at yourself what can you laugh at? :grin: Becks...this is you ...

Yep, it's definately nice to have a sensible person about to do things. He's currently tidying up and organising stuff.

In our house Becks we just got Marty to do it.

I was never formally diagnosed but it's been clear to all around me that I was dyspraxic from a very early age. I suffer from Hypermobility Syndrome which seems linked to the dyspraxia (or maybe I just dislocate things because I fall over so much!!) My mum didn't want me 'statemented' at school so ...

I was directed here by Becky, my dyspraxic bud!

LOL Becka...

Anyhoo...I'm awful on the Wii. My arms just flail wildly. Not good with the ol' hypermobility making my shoulders pop! Getting quite good at Mario Kart, but it makes my wrists sore. And I get very angry!