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[sophsweet]

Travels with Dyspraxia

I was inspired to make this podcast when I heard the experiences of a lady called Sinead on Twitter, who faced much more pressure, it seemed, to conform and learn in the traditional way taught in her school. Here is my journey, from how I learned my times tables and spelling and on through secondary school then an art degree before heading out into the world of work. My story shows how…

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[y-not-loki]

Dear Agent Glitterbuttcat, *looking off from a distance* iz already done. (I typed as i walked into a very smol gazebo, much more smaller than me). God save the queen, - glitterbuttjr ✨

NUUUUUU. HOPE YOU’RE OKAY LITTLE GLITTERBUTTJR.

What’s a gazebo?

Wait what’s happening with the queen? Why does she need saving? And why God? Why not Jesus?

[magik-leaf-blog]

Kamellia is the type of child who can get anything bad to happen to her. She can even get things stuck to her face without needing anything to make it stick.

[cantwalkonwater]

Anyone had a concussion before?

So I was crawling on the floor during ballet (correcting a student's foot...) and stood up really fast, hitting my head quite hard on the metal ballet barre. It hurt really badly for a few minutes, but then calmed down enough for me to focus on the class with only a slight headache. After around half an hour, the ache spread to my eyes and jaw.

Maybe an hour after that, as I was driving home, I was hit by a sharp, radiating pain where I hit my head. It pulsated outward from that spot and my eyes for a few minutes. Once that pain dulled, it brought a wave of intense fatigue which was so bad that I could barely keep my eyes open while driving.

After arriving home, around two hours after hitting my head, I became nauseous and felt foggy. The nausea/fog/fatigue combo lasted for around five hours. It dulled a bit, but the pain is coming back.

I don't know if I'm overreacting or what.

[andifellup]