In spite of numerous symptoms Dyspraxia is sometimes referred to as a hidden disability. This blog is my attempt to understand why we are not more aware of Dyspraxia and its effects...
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An informative and awareness raising blog post Paula - thank you. I wonder outside of those affected by dyspraxia, how widely it is known? I was wracking my brain trying to think of when dyspraxia has come up in conversation with friends and family and I have to say I think only once. So my sense is of it being hidden both in terms of not being able to tell someone has it but also hidden (or at least less visible) from mainstream awareness. I'm going to re-post your blog on my FB page to try and circulate it further.
Thanks very much for your comments Donna and for posting my blog on your FB page. I agree with you that Dyspraxia is hidden from mainstream awareness.
I have only just joined up the dots at age 45. Not clumsy and stupid. Dypraxic and Dyslexic. Keep raising awareness Paula.
Dear Anonymous, thanks very much for sharing and for your encouragement. Paula
Hello, just wanted to mention, I loved this blog post.
It was practical. Keep on posting!
Dear Anonymous, thank you very much for your response and for your encouragement. Paula
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