Dyspraxia Stories

In Florida, six very different teens find themselves hitting a wall in their mental health. Jade, a girl dealing with panic attacks and anxiety is desperately trying to prove that she is fine. Amber is the popular girl at school, but feels like she's trapped in her own mind and hiding it. Struggling with his new diagnosis of autism, Theo is trying to navigate in a world where he is not understood. Hannah Walters is always trying to fix everything, but after her relationship with her older sister is broken-she's doesn't know if she can fix it. James is angry at the world, at his family, school, his friends and just can't find peace. Alex doesn't know whether to come out to their parents as nonbinary and is torn. After a trend of going to escape rooms goes viral, each teenager finds themselves in one - all together. However, they soon find that they cannot escape - the key has disappeared. They must each fight their battles and accept themselves.

This story about me and my disability.

For as long as I could remember, it had been the four of us...then Adam ditched us, and for most of it - I blamed myself. For awhile he was convinced I was 'Eve' or something like that then the more he persisted, I put distance in between us and before I knew it, the group fell apart...kinda anyway but I played some part in what happened I don't own Sk8 or any of the characters, this is just an oc thing

when Connor gets expelled from Westerberg, his parents send him and Zoe to Ireland. Little did he know what would happen. Evan had one or two friends... he wasn't sure. but when the new kid joins, things might change. tws: panic/anxiety attacks, depression (idk how to write oof), stuff like that ig neurodivergent nearly everyone exept Zoe lmao ships: treebros zolana and that's about it hehe, remember if u don't ship don't read, no one needs hate oof

J'aimerais créer un compte en commun pour parler de neurodiversité -Dys -TSA/Autisme -TDA(H) -(T)HPI -TOC -etc... Envoyez un MP à ce compte n'importe quand je suis la plupart du temps active

I just wanted to share my experience with dyspraxia. Some of it will be rants when I'm frustrated; some will be from good days; other parts might be advice, research and ways that I find dyspraxia affects me in a more general sense. I am hoping to raise awareness about what life is like for a neurodivergent and the challenges that we have to face in day-to-day life. I also hope a fellow dyspraxic finds this and is able to find comfort/relate to this 🙂.

This is my life story and how I over come a lot of challenges. So I hope you learn something.

All Christians know that being a Christian has never been easy. The whole of the new trestement tells us about this but you would think that after 21 centuarys of christianity it would get easier but unfortunatly now being a christian is harder than ever so this is just some moments that prove that being a christian might be hard but it is all worth it if anybody has any moments that they have experienced please tell me. God bless

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This about me not talk about Dyspraxia but talk about hearing aid and recovery mealth health want cut backs done for me few other things

Two friends. One mission. No guarantee they'll make it back. Some journeys lead to the truth. Others lead to the end. Camryn and Princess Whitney have barely begun to heal after the death of their brother and dearest friend when a new threat shatters their peace- the Evil Queen has escaped from prison. Vanishing into the treacherous Land of Evil, she plots her next move, and only Camryn and Whitney dare to stop her. Their mission soon turns perilous. Captured by the ruthless Sheriff of Nottingham, the girls find an unlikely ally in his mysterious son. But trust is a dangerous game- one wrong choice could doom them both. As loyalties blur and the Evil Queen's power grows, Camryn and Whitney must decide how much they are willing to risk... and what they are willing to sacrifice.

Robbie Hatman is a 13 year old lad who is having to go through the emotional trauma of his parents getting a divorce and all the stress that comes with it. This leads Robbie to find solace in the local landscape and making a discovery that changes his life and the relationship with his parents. The story was written in 2016/17 but never explored the idea of publishing. This was my first attempt of writing. I have finally decided to share the work to other readers. I know it needs more develpment but never got the chance to take it further.

Completed, but under editing and rewriting. Situation and diction may change, but not the storyline or character. *** "W-when d-did t-they b-build a w-w all on t-the h-hallway?" I asked no one in particular. I rubbed my head with my eyes shut to ease the pain that shot through my head. The sound of laughter made me freeze with my hand on my head. I opened my eyes, slowly. Three handsome boys were staring at me. No, two of the boys were trying to stifle a smile while one of the boys was staring blankly at me. Rude much? It seemed he was the one I hit and not a wall. Thanks Mary for stating the obvious. I stared at his chest probably because he was taller than I am and I had to look up to meet his face. His abs were visible through the blue shirt he wore. Staring at abs in this situation. Oh God! I'm weird. "First you get to be called a wall, interesting. And now, she is checking you out. It isn't fair. Why do you always get the beautiful ones?" One of the boys groaned. I blushed. I was checking a guy out. Wait, What? Did I just blush? Kill me! "I- I m seery, I debt mean to hat you." What did I just say? This couldn't get any worse. The boys looked shocked even the mute handsome boy looked a little bit surprised. Why did I keep calling him handsome? "I-I'm s-sorry I h-hit you, I d-didn't mean to," that sounded better. "Oh," one of the boys said. Oh! Indeed. I was expecting a reply, but the handsome boy in front of me refused to talk. Is he dumb or deaf? "I am Tom. And I am not dumb nor deaf," he said and walked away. I didn't say that aloud, did I? Guess I did. "You did, baby girl," one of the two boys said an. He waved at me dragging his smirking friend with him. That was embarrassing.

So, recently I found out I have dyspraxia and it is a lot to deal with so here is my vent book about it.

I've read a quite a few different self help book and websites for many years, which I have indeed found helpful, but I wanted to find something a little different that would say "yeah, I fall over a lot! I'm clumsy, messy, forgetful and disorganised, but I'm unique, creative and happy on my own skin." So, I've compiled a collection on blunders I've made over the years, to not be ridiculed, but to laugh along with me. Dyspraxia is not a laughing matter, but I can't deny that some of my accidents have been. So, if you are ever having a rubbish day and feel your Dyspraxia has gotten the best of you, just read a few of these accounts and I hope it will put a smile on your face.

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