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Dyspraxia

Noodle

Hi everyone

can anyone explain dyspraxia to me, when I got my official diagnosis I was also diagnosed with Dyscalculia which I know is the maths form of dyslexia which I can relate to as I can’t read the clock, lefts and rights i can never get right and numbers are like a foreign language to me 

dyspraxia was also a diagnosis given to me and I know it’s because I was asked am I clumsy too which I said yes, as I’m always banging into things, yet I feel like it may be more so I just need a simple breakdown of what it is 

thank you 

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  • I don't know that much about it but my step brother was diagnosed with it when he was young,  he is 17 yrs younger than me so  we never lived together as kids but I know he had problems with his co ordination , and the problems were highlighted more when he did sports, he wasn't very good at doing any kind of sports. I can't exactly remember but my mother had to do a daily routine of making him move his limbs in co-ordination for about 30 mins.  I'm sure there are different types and different levels of severity of dyspraxia.  Your probably best googling for a better answer. 

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  • I don't know that much about it but my step brother was diagnosed with it when he was young,  he is 17 yrs younger than me so  we never lived together as kids but I know he had problems with his co ordination , and the problems were highlighted more when he did sports, he wasn't very good at doing any kind of sports. I can't exactly remember but my mother had to do a daily routine of making him move his limbs in co-ordination for about 30 mins.  I'm sure there are different types and different levels of severity of dyspraxia.  Your probably best googling for a better answer. 

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