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thank u for uploading

fave scene in the whole series. fat stacking benjis lol

I GOT U IN MY SIGHT , DON'T EVEN GOTTA TAKE MY SHADES OFF I KNOW U TRYNA FRONT, YOU'LL HEAR ME COMIN BY THE BLUNT COUGH

Bastard!

HEARTLESS BASTARD!!!

Are you even listening to me?

Bastard.

Saying the Game Awards is better than any other Awards show is like saying shooting yourself is better than any other forms of suicide. You're an idiot

Saying that the Game Awards is better than any other Award Show is like saying a mass shooting is better than any other form of terrorism. In other words... it's fucking stupid.

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I had the mental retardation label instead of Dyspraxia yet I have dyscalculia and Dysgraphia too.

Dyspraxia is more common in men/boys than women/girls. I have it myself.

pls post again dude i loved ur content

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Thank you so much for the two part dyspraxia video Ryan. Although it appears to have been 7 years since you uploaded them they are still helping and educating people. I found your videos this evening whilst I’ve been looking on how to support my 10 year old boy and it’s been really insightful. Well done to you mate and i hope life is treating you well 👍🏻

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May even give you an interesting talent. I think I have it. I have poor hand writing but my cursive is better and strangely I can write in cursive backwards even better.

Jesse taught Pete how to spell the word "Street" that's why he's his hero and shit!

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I can very strongly relate to your statement, "With Dyspraxia you want to do a lot of things but you can never finish it. In the end you become a Jack of all trades, Master of none." We have to constantly explore different skills in which we are good at because we suck at so many things due to our motor coordination problem.

I applaud you for your determination. Being a Dyspraxic is hard. It was even harder as a child if the people around you are ignorant of your condition. The negative impact of our condition on our self esteem is profound. I am currently working on gradually improving my self esteem as I learn different new skills, even if I might not turn out to be good in them.

Thank you for being so open about it. My 8-year old has DCD / Dyspraxia and adhd and I have been finding it very difficult to understand which of his behaviours are linked to the DCD. He is a poor reader and still struggles with basic maths. He zones out a lot and then nothing goes in. I worry a lot about his future, academically and otherwise... 😞

I have Dyspraxia and i'm to learn to guitar

hey I have dyspaxia to I might not know with it be adult but i know you fell

Yo man I'm 33 with Despraxia know how you feel bro

Dyspraxia has nothing to do with intelligence, people need more education on the condition. It really annoys me when people in education do not understand.

God bless the parents who recognise such in their kids and get it seen to early in life. I'm 59 , struggled all my life. I'm not blaming my mother any more as she is too sick to look to anything outside her own world = a narcissist But we can take back our own lives...even if we are a bit older . I'm now 59. I was told I was lazy by her. I just couldn't do "It,". Very cruel but it was their time. Now we know where to go for help/ we can search here.

You have helped me as I FINALLY got humble enough to see I had similar issues...at 59.. It has been very hard Especially with such a high achieving family who were very clever. I learnt in an auďitory way; as my Dad was a linguist & (like you...used hearing facilities that I worked out MYSELF with no outside adviser / any help as there was just no awareness back then. It has been a horrendously hard path..I'm sure many others will have given up as I wanted to many times. Now it is better - with far more awareness than back in my day. ) I'm awaiting my assessment only just now- as in my day It wasn't so talked about...but the issues just like up undiagnosed. I felt worthless and left school early....onto a profession where Gross & minor motor skills are very much needed...& nursing was for the non-uni students = a total Nightmare for people like us. & I struggled Big time to get thru my RGN nurse training. As one needs many motor skills & numerical...which weren't even there + exhaustion + stress & many fine & gross motor skills & I feel many of us have co-morbidity issues into other areas such as anxiety and ADHD. if not treated we progress into having substance abuse: as I did. This has been my experience to go into we develop really tough alcohol addiction...even if "just' binge drinking most evenings; It can be a camoflague for underlying issues such as this. This is my story. Using alcohol Evenings then starting to fall back in New work life - just as I did in school. Why we need to get help earlier. I agree with you I'm only now getting my assessment @ 59! & I only got my awareness thru my job:- Working with supporting people with learning diffs. We need to spread the awareness to the world .but we cannot until we are diagnosed & still in the darkness. Thank You so very much for spreading awareness. . P.s. I relate to your music I have been like this with Art & at dance ...I got affirmed. Where thete was 0 in school. I feel the Arts are the way personally & gardening. Bless You. I'm so grateful for your honesty. Exactly like me. It is the level of putting in the more effort in the time. I get it with the right teachers. I got a Distinction in art @ Diploma....moved on & failed as next place was tooVictorian & prescriptive ,= dropping out & "failing". ADHD too I feel for me. Often the way. There are some congruences between the issues . But I am only finding out now. They people I support who have been diagnosed ADHD / whatever . For me the starting point is going for one if my comirditities which is actually diagnosed with a shiryee waiting list. ADHT waiting list in Sth West UK = 2.5 years!! If you go on the NHS = so many must be feeling they have ADHD. Pretty shocking. Resources are narrowing which us bad news for the poor Who can't go Private. I feel the poor will now suffer with such .

Wierd question but I had a lot of learning issues and "clumsiness" and also bed wetting until 12. Is it possible Dyspraxia causes some to wet the bed until a late age?

My life was hell when I was a kid but I still went to uni and got through. But I can completely relate to what you're saying. That said as an adult its still struggle. You suffer anxiety and it's worse than it would be in others. Co-ordination is a nightmare, interviews are hell. But the natural creativity and reading I completely get. Loved this video as it's so accurate and informative about dyspraxia.

Mad stack and benjies yo

You are an inspiration and an amazing young man. Thank you for your honesty. My 9 year old Grandson has dispraxia and we are considering do vlogs to help kids of his age. Good luck to you in life. Be proud of your achievements, because you deserve it.

Watched both your videos mate. Really good and I know it would have been awkward to do. Don't give up your music bud. You can see your face light up when you talk about. I'm exactly the same. I liked the end when you went on about never giving up. I think that's the gift of dyspraxia because we find everything soo difficult. Therefore the hard things in life where most people would give up aren't difficult. They are just our normal.

#dyspraxiasquad

Very helpful video.

There will now be kids all across America using this classic line to their English class teachers.

Brilliant video... thanks 👍

Thank you for sharing your story. It takes courage to be so honest and you must be proud of yourself as it's an important testimony for many people.

Thank you for sharing your struggles and advice with us! My 8 year old son has dyspraxia and you sharing this gives me insight into his world. I will also share this video with his teachers to help them better understand my son. God bless you.

How Skinny can keep a straight face whilst saying that is amazing

Thank you for this video. I was looking for things to show my 10 year old. And coming from a young man, and a drummer no less, I really think it will speak to him. And hopefully he takes your message of perseverance to heart. Thank you for sharing !

Thank you for helping me understand. Going through life with my 8year old dyspraxic boy and his speech is effected badly, so communication is problematic to say the least. Any tips on how I can make the getting-ready-for-school routine easier for us both? This is currently a big struggle, and he feels so bad when I've asked him to do something, and doesn't get to doing it at all.

thank you for making this! I suspect my teenage son has dyspraxia and came across your video. With your speech, have you seen an ENT who specializes in tongue tie? My youngest child is in speech and his speech pathologist said many kids who are tongue tied never can obtain 's' sound even after years and years of speech. Just a thought, maybe an answer?! thanks!

Thank you for talking about this 😊 I'm dyspraxic too and it's nice to know there's others who understand what it's like being dyspraxic

I am 22 years old and was diagnosed with dyspraxia today. Your videos are really helping me come to terms with who I am. Thank you.

i am twenty and i discovered today that i suffer from it... im from Italy and i never heard of this until today.

i can relate a lot to what you are saying. you're not alone.

i have this was diagnosed at the age of 20 had very little help thru school years and at the nearly age of 50 im a cashier in a local supermarket im doing ok.

Thank you so much for sharing! 💕 I'll show your two fab videos to my 12 year old and hopefully he will get inspired to keep trying and to keep practicing his motor skills!

Thank you so much for this video it's helped me a lot even tho I'm 22 I'm still suffering from dyspraxia I've learned to accept that i have the condition although I'm still struggling with day to day tasks but now watching this I've learned I can do anything if I put my mind to it thank you :)