Hello everyone hope all is well. Last friday I had the opportunity to go down to London for an Dyspraxia Foundation Youth meet up at the Norton Rose Fulbright. When I arrived I was a bit nervous because I did not know anyone. This soon changed as people got started chatting to me and with
Hi everyone! My name is Patrick, I’m 16 years old and I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia at aged 11, not long before I was due to leave primary school. This was a scary experience, I got no support from my school until year 9 when my school got a new SENCO, this person really understood my
School is a tough time for most with dyspraxia all the changing lessons and mixed in with PE where everyone can do something and you cant do it. Also when everyone writes an essay in 10 mins and you’re stuck there on the 5th line of the essay. While it can be tough many dyspraxics
Hi guys im Alexa, I’m from the midlands in England and while not officially diagnosed with dyspraxia yet (October 24th can’t come soon enough) every one who knows me knows I’m dyspraxic. I have always been horrible at sport I can’t hit a ball throw it or catch it and don’t get me started on
All about me Hi Everyone My name is Tim Trivizas and I have Dyspraxia. I was Diagnosed at age 5. at that time I did not know what it really was other than a label attached. Throughout school I was good in class well behaved but my grades did not show that in the exams
hey guys, my name is Tamsyn and I’m one of the bloggers for Dfyouth! I am 24 years old and from a little island off of the south coast of England called the Isle of Wight. I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia at around the age of 9. It wasn’t until I was a teenager that