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(submission by secondhand-sm0ke)
I just had to share this one with you all. I posted a letter today, only to find out i'd written the entire address upside down.
Ouch :’) I hope it will get to its destination anyway !
Just want to put out a PSA for any and all American [and International] Pandas--The Dyspraxia Foundation of the USA is growing! Check us out! Google "Dyspraxia USA" and we're the first link! I'm Dani, one of the Teen Advocates of the Organization--feel free to get in touch with me or any of us at Dyspraxia USA! :)
Woops, I took forever posting that (Okay, I took a day =u=)
This is great though !
(from whack head in car person), dont be afraid to do lessons! I had always convinced myself I was going to learn in an automatic, but felt brave and went manual. It was difficult at first, but after a year of persevering its become alot easier and at a standard where i can now pass, though it would be borderline! I am still going to drive auto when i pass though. Just go for it! You dont know how you will do until you try!
AnonymousI thought of it, but I always put it back and say I’ll do it later. xD I should, really though. :) You ARE brave, congrats :D
During a mock driving test, I had to pull into a carpark that has those chipcoin things that you need to get in and out. So as I reached out to press the button and get the coin, I managed to whack my head on the window frame and drop the coin. This meant I had the awful walk of shame of having to get out the car and pick the coin up then get back in the car, all whilst a queue is forming behind me. I had to have a break due to concussion! Fail woman driver.
AnonymousOuch :/ At least you’re taking lessons ? I’m too scared to do it |D..
I have high-functioning autism, dyscalculia, generalized anxiety disorder, depression, borderline personality disorder, POTS, ADD, and an arrhythmia.
Hi, me again. Since us dyspraxics basically will never be sporty types, i was wondering what the other people who frequent this blog turned their energies towards, and if having dyspraxia makes it difficult to explain the things they do to people? I found that when i was at university, it was pretty damn difficult to explain to my tutors what my work was about, which generally resulted in poor grades
I know a lot of us are pretty creative, I did painting classes when I was a kid ! You didn’t have to have so much skills, you just had to be creative and have imagination. I did a lot of artistic stuff, basically… I’ve always been a calm person, anyway. Drama classes in highschool were the best for me, I think.
And we often have trouble to sort out or thoughts and put them into words, so that might be a reason why sometimes it’s difficult to explain things !
This was my thought today as I used chopsticks for maybe the second time in my life. (On the plus side, I’m sure it looked hilarious to see me trying to pick up my food with them.)
(submission by magickal-autistic-cat)
