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Other awareness of the disability.
Some people with Dyspraxia have flat feet but I also have wide feet. I have really bad problems getting shoes to fit me. Some people even find it hard to type and grip the mouse on a computer. My problem can be I type so fast I do not notice my spelling mistakes and the words I have missed out of sentences. Some people find it hard to plan things. Some of us have poor relocating cannot look quickly and effectively from one object to another, looking from the television to the magazine.

Although there seems to be a lot of things that we find hard, there are some things that get better through our lives. I still remember as a child finding it hard for a lot of years cutting meat up with a knife and fork.

In some cases, if someone is on some medications the side effects can make life even harder for them.

If you have a lot of problems with hands, some medications can make then worse, which makes some people shake.

 Not everyone finds the same things hard and not everyone finds the same things easy.

 I even find with some things, I just have good days and bad. Strangely in some things, there are some weaknesses that can turn into confidences because with this being a lifetime disability you become used to what you can and cannot cope.

The fact that we are keen, willing people because we find so many things hard, we do not give up until we achieve what we want to.

Sometimes though society gives upon us.

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their examples

·                     Doing jigsaws

·                     Gripping pencils

·                     Playing games

·                     Mixing with people

·                     communicating 

·                     Reading

·                     Writing

·                     Emotional problems

·                     Poor short-term memory

·                     Using a knife and fork

·                     Carrying hot drinks in the left hand or and you may be only able to carry one hot drink at a time.

·                     Personnel care for eg, cleaning teeth, washing hair, shaving, cutting toenails and etc.

·                     Emptying the hoover and putting it back together again.

·                     Finding it hard to understand people and make friends.

·                     Poor vision

·                     Sensitive to light

·                     Sensitive to nose

·                     Sensitive to touch

·                     Sensitive to taste

·                     Lack of awareness in body-positive, space and spatial relationships.

·                     Hard to take in information.

·                     Hard to keep tidy.

·                     Cooking for eg, carrying heavy joints out of the oven, chopping up, and straining veg.

·                     Hard to learn sounds, movements, and proofreading.

·                     Hard to concentrate on too many things at once.

·                     Slow to do a job and finish it.

·                     Daydream be in a world of our own.

·                     Find hard to listen to people in groups and take in what they say.

·                     Finding hard to understand people and be understood by them. 

·                      Change can take a while to get used to whether it is good or bad.

·                     Good and bad days for eg, something we managed great yesterday we are coping really bad today.

·                     Some skills we just never manage but others we manage for life.

·                     We may get frustrated and angry easily.

·                     We just might give up if people give up on us too easy.

·                     We may be stressed and anxious easy.

·                     We may feel low in our self-esteem. 

·                     We may get upset easily.

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Exercise may be harder to access, some people may only manage swimming, exercise or and even horse riding.

Some people may not manage to ride a real bike. Some people may find it hard to hop, jump, run fast, and even skip. Some people may find it hard to throw and catch a ball.

 Some people may find it hard to stand for a long time.

 Children may be slower to walk up and down stairs safely without support.

 There are some stairs even adults and teenagers may not be able to manage without support.

Some stairs can be harder for some people to manage than others. Some people find it hard to dress, tie shoelaces and etc.

 For most of us, it can affect our lives with not being able to drive a car and not being able to have children because of carrying and lifting. As time goes on support gets better in some ways but not in others. On the other hand with the cuts, the government is making it is hard to say what the future is.

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People with Dyspraxia can find physical and mental skills hard.

 The reason for Dyspraxia being misunderstood is because it is a hidden disability.

Yet with Dyspraxia being a lot to do with the body and brain, even though it is hidden because people can walk and talk it is more major than those disabilities who need 24-hour care in everything. The advantage is that people with Dyspraxia have the ability though to ask for help if we need it.

There is just a wide circle of skills we find hard. The cause of being misunderstood is the fact we can walk and talk so people think we can manage our lives the same as them.

 Dyspraxia is a Motor skill and coordination disability but it is also can be a reading and writing disability not much different from dyslexia.

For eg, a baby may find it hard to roll over, take longer to stand up and balance, walking, climbing, slower to talk and be understood.

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This disability has caused us to be made to feel guilty for things we cannot help and also caused us to be hated by the world and alone cause we are likely to make mistakes and mess things up more so than other people.

 The person who has Dyspraxia can feel embarrassed in front of people if they spill something, make a mess, etc, even they do not need to. Most people with Dyspraxia are misunderstood as clumsily.

We understand it is understandable in one the way for the health and safety of others but not the fault on purpose of the people who have disabilities.

 The awareness is good but all very well to raise when there is not the money in the world to support it.

One thing is raising understanding of Dyspraxia awareness so we can be at least understood for what our disability is about.

Dyspraxia is when people are unaware of the world around them. It is too easy to not look where you are going, bang into things and people around you. 

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All about Dyspraxia from my experience.

I am writing up a PowerPoint and presentation on the learning difficulty I face called Dyspraxia. Due to it being a physical and Mental learning difficulty, there is a lot to it, which could be easy to be long-winded and no has all day to learn it. Therefore, I am going to put this handout on my website and do a short PowerPoint.

Dyspraxia is mostly misunderstood has been a danger to society, which you are but with the right support you can get by in life.

Due to the physical hidden difficulties I faced when I left school over thirty years ago, I was considered as a danger in the workplace.

All the same, they could not let me do nothing so I only lasted when I was sixteen to say my late thirties in the workplace say six months if I was lucky but they mostly told me I had to say two weeks after I was sent on placement when I was on Y.T.S.

My emotions were mixed because I was not getting enough support and training, so it was easy for them to tell me to leave but then.

I was having difficulty doing physical, such as in the care homes and helping to take the elderly to the toilet etc.

 No one is blaming anyone but if Dyspraxia was understood many years, we may have had the right support and may not have been classed health hazards and useless people.

Possible business plan. Name of business I am yet to think about.

Just to say that this is not a certain idea, just a rough idea, which as time goes on I may edit this plain, which means I may take information out or and put its new information in or and even delete the plan altogether. This will depend on the research, support, learning, training, etc I get.

My name is Sara Jane Gorman, I have learning disabilities and other problems too such as mental health. I was born with a lack of oxygen to the brain. I am nearly fifty – one year old. I was born with Epilepsy, Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, Anxiety, and Depression.

A learning disability training service with the intentions of benefiting those who face disabilities and other problems such as Mental health for example and those who work or and study in the field of learning disability other problem awareness in all areas of life.

How does it benefit people working in the learning disability field?

Which area of life do you work and study in?

Which area of life do you want to work in?

Maybe your area is or and wants to be one, some or all of these areas.

Advocacy = Getting support from other people to help you express your views and wishes, + to help make sure your voice + thoughts are heard

Disabled Access = Able to get access to Your own home – Disabled car spaces – shops – pubs – cafes – transport like buses + taxies + trains.           

Disabled People's Careers = Any Disabled People who are at work, we would love to hear all about want you to do at work, then it will give other disabled people out of work more hope to get a job if they are fit enough to work.

Disabled People's Health Problems = Like Epilepsy + Speech + Hearing + Memory + Anxiety + Learning + Mental Health.

Disabled People's Housing = Accessible housing disabled people with like safe bathrooms and things which could come to disabled aids.

Social issues = Hobbies, interests, Arts and Crafts-like drawing and painting, friendship, dating etc.

Disabled People’s Talent = Any skills you have like at work – Music - Poetry   - Sport  

Health - All about health in people with disabilities and health problems.

Social distance awareness, making lockdown rules accessible to understand different in many places as possible for people with disabilities.

The world has a lot to learn about the coronavirus etc but even more so challenging for vulnerable people to understand, such as having to wear masks which can cause a lot of anxiety for a lot of people, where it may be in the most mask where they can affect the problems they have different ways but they can be at risk not wearing masks. Masks are not the only protect sherds too, but we should look into more research into more protection, materials, etc that may well agree and or disagree with people’s problems etc. 

How does this business intend to benefit people with disabilities and other problems, parents, families, carers, even social workers, and support workers who have supported people with disabilities and other problems?

What can you teach those who are new to the disabilities and all problems field?

Chances to raise awareness of disabilities and other problems who work and or study in the field.

To be able to try and benefit support and find support else where if support cannot be provided.

Whether or not this business happens or not depends on how much support can get from you even though I have to do my bit too.

If this business happens it will be happening in Wolverhampton, I am looking for Disability services in Wolverhampton who work in the areas listed to learn about disabilities and other problems such as mental health at all levels.

                      Health

                      Careers, education, and employment

                      Housing

                      Social lives

                      Accessibility

                      Disabled aids

                      Disabled Access

                      Communication

                      Advocacy public and private

                      Mentoring

                      Hobbies, interests, etc

                      Personal centered plan and care