Talking about Dyspraxia

[@alanfox691]

Alan Shields Hamilton South Lanarkshire. I have Homosytenura myself It means my body can only breakdown 19 of the 20 proteins that are in all foods it gives me very slight learning disabilitys they are more pronounced since my stroke in 2014. In my family we always say shite happens get on with it & that's always something I have to do even though I have Homosytenura & it has stopped me doing a lot of things I would of liked to do and has made my life much more complicated than it would otherwise have been. When I was diagnosed at age 3 a very bleak picture was painted of my future for my Parents but it's not been as bad as the picture of what could of happened to me. When I was at School I was always getting told buy my teachers you will not beable to do this , do that & the next thing I came to believe this because I was told it so often. This affected my self esteem & confidence greatly I left High School in 1997 & honestly it took until 2008 to really start to build up any confidence at all. Like your own story Homosytenura is a lot more complex you can read up on it if you wish it's kind of similar to K.P.U though unlike K.P.U there is medication I can actually take that helps this is not the case with K.P.U that can only be controlled buy diet alone. Homosytenura is something only 7 people in all of Scotland have K.P.U is far more common. I spell things fragneticly as in how they should it's just how mu brain processes spelling it's difficult to fight against. What I am trying to say is I am sympathetic to your situation. I follow Pollok & Carlisle United myself football wise.

[@christopherjones9826]

Good insight and stay positive, well documented.

[@JackGillies]

Thanks mate glad you learned something

[@guinnessgamerz9082]

I believe I’m on the dyspraxia spectrum I really struggle with co-Ordination everyone just calls me clumsy! Thanks for this video really helped to confirm what I’ve always really knew.

[@JackGillies]

Glad you found the video positive and it helped you out mate

[@guinnessgamerz9082]

JackGillies1875 Do you recommend getting tested for it, just to know? I can do everyday life well enough so it’ll be something I always just know.

[@JackGillies]

Guinness Gamerz it will be difficult with COVID but if you want get tested for Dyspraxia you’ll need to see your GP to start the process I would recommend getting tested because it’s good to know you have it

[@dcxlt]

Well done mate🇳🇬

[@JackGillies]

Thanks Bro