u/Detozi

As the title says.
She’s been dead for over 3 years. I’m pretty sure I’m over it but sometimes I think about her and cry.
Obviously at this stage I can’t be upset and say it to people.
You have to be seen to move on.
I do wonder if my 9 year old boy remembers her.
I don’t want to ask him because it’s just sharing my pain. I hope he doesn’t.

EDIT: oh god a bit embarrassed now. I just typed it to feel I was saying it out loud.
You’re all so nice in the comments.
You are all a really nice bunch of people.
You all shouldn’t have commented on a mad man rambling but it is very much appreciated. Sláinte mo chara

Will probably get no takers but anyway.
I’m 39 and Irish living in Ireland.
Married with 4 kids (3 step kids, 1 my own).
Quantity surveyor by job and I would say I am happy. Ask away.

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Hi.
My 9 year old son has been diagnosed with dyspraxia.
He writes at the level of a 4 year old and has never improved.
He struggles with a lot of things with his hands and balance.
I suppose I am just wondering what it’s like as an adult with dyspraxia and what I should be looking out for etc or advice. Any information you can give me really.
He didn’t lick it from a stone so to speak.
I believe I have it too but I grew up in a time where it was seen as laziness and I was essentially forced to adapt. I can write but my hand is like a weird twisted claw when I hold a pen.
He is due to start being aloud use a computer for writing from September.
Thanks.