r/dyspraxia

Would my shower be a minefield for you?

Would my shower be a minefield for you?

Ladies, gents & others,

This is my shower. As you can see there is a lot of bottles on the edge… I typically drop or knock
2-6 of these bottles in per shower.

What would you consider a ‘successful’ shower in terms of number of things knocked in.

u/Designer-Ebb-7913 — 13 days ago

I have been diagnosed with dyspraxia when i was 3, but i honestly didn't research much on the topic

Hi everyone, i'm new to this sub, didn't know It existed tbh, anyway, i was diagnosed with dyspraxia when i was little and had physical therapy for a while to have Better coordination, but i still have some things that couldn't be removed, so, since i never found anyone irl with my same disorder, i am assuming it's a spectrum like other forms of neurodivergence, so, what do you ppl struggle with? I for example can't look down from High places, because i get the feeling i risk falling, i am clumsy, often knocking stuff over, i have to hold on something when i go up and down stairs, and i go slow when i go down stairs, i also feel unsafe on escalators for some reason, but these are the things i go through, of course not everyone Will have the same symptoms as mine, so, what do you go through, by having Dyspraxia

PS: Sorry for my bad writing, english Is my second language

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u/Beginning_Tangelo839 — 12 days ago

Anyone here dyspraxic but not autistic?

I have the inattentive ADHD and dyspraxia combo but I'm not on the spectrum. I appear neurotypical to everyone until I have to do something physical. It's an odd experience. I do well socially and I generally feel like I "fit in." Just don't ask me to go skiing or make pottery lol.

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u/SnakeyJakey55 — 12 days ago

Fighting the mental battle with dyspraxia

hey everyone, Im currently waiting on an appointment to get fully assessed and diagnosed and I have alr gone to the doctor twice to show examples of my coordination and also answer questions abt symptoms and I’ve been currently fighting an on and off battle with my mind and feeling sometimes suicidal due to messing up on hands on things and getting treated like I’m too lazy to get it right and also having family members that are still rough on me even after they’ve found out I may have dyspraxia and the 2 attempts I’ve had on my life only failed because I was too clumsy to fully cut through my skin with enough grip and stability I just need some advice and conversations right now

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u/Annual-Compote-579 — 11 days ago