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03 Aug 2017, 9:10 am
kraftiekortie wrote:
You can watch "Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse" on YouTube.
It was from 1960.
They had lots of funny criminals on that cartoon. The funniest was the one called "The Frog." He spoke like Edward G. Robinson when he played Al Capone.
It was from 1960.
They had lots of funny criminals on that cartoon. The funniest was the one called "The Frog." He spoke like Edward G. Robinson when he played Al Capone.
Cool
! I think I would like "The Frog".
03 Aug 2017, 9:12 am
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03 Aug 2017, 9:14 am
kraftiekortie wrote:
The Frog smoked a big cigar....
Maybe not......
Especially if he was a criminal!
03 Aug 2017, 9:15 am
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03 Aug 2017, 9:16 am
kraftiekortie wrote:
In the 1960s, it should be remembered, virtually every adult smoked cigarettes and drank alcohol "socially."
Yeah- my grandparents used to, until they learned about the health risks.
03 Aug 2017, 9:23 am
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03 Aug 2017, 9:26 am
kraftiekortie wrote:
I believe you would like "Top Cat," too.
The animation in Hanna Barbara cartoons was quite good.
The animation in Hanna Barbara cartoons was quite good.
I'm watching a "Courageous Cat". It's quite good
!I'll watch "Top Cat" next
03 Aug 2017, 10:17 am
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Pieplup wrote:
statsattack wrote:
Yesterday I got an official diagnosis from a neuro psychologist. I am not on the spectrum. I have ADHD , anxiety and developmental coordination disability.
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
I've read about it before. It's basically not being able to control the ammount of presure you put on things. Like EzraS, Said. Occupational therapy or physical therapy could help.
P.S. MY dentist thinks I should go back to occupational therapy just to learn how to brush my teeth.
That's sounds like a huge waste of time and money. It's funny you mention brushing teeth- I press so hard on my toothbrush that I sometimes brush off my enamel
.I brush off my enamel all the time and damage my gums. my dentist made me get an electric one that lights up red and shows a frowny face on the remote display when i push to hard
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03 Aug 2017, 10:19 am
soloha wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Pieplup wrote:
statsattack wrote:
Yesterday I got an official diagnosis from a neuro psychologist. I am not on the spectrum. I have ADHD , anxiety and developmental coordination disability.
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
I've read about it before. It's basically not being able to control the ammount of presure you put on things. Like EzraS, Said. Occupational therapy or physical therapy could help.
P.S. MY dentist thinks I should go back to occupational therapy just to learn how to brush my teeth.
That's sounds like a huge waste of time and money. It's funny you mention brushing teeth- I press so hard on my toothbrush that I sometimes brush off my enamel
.I brush off my enamel all the time and damage my gums. my dentist made me get an electric one that lights up red and shows a frowny face on the remote display when i push to hard
Oh my gosh- I need that!
How are you today, soloha
?
03 Aug 2017, 10:20 am
03 Aug 2017, 10:27 am
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
soloha wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Pieplup wrote:
statsattack wrote:
Yesterday I got an official diagnosis from a neuro psychologist. I am not on the spectrum. I have ADHD , anxiety and developmental coordination disability.
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
I've read about it before. It's basically not being able to control the ammount of presure you put on things. Like EzraS, Said. Occupational therapy or physical therapy could help.
P.S. MY dentist thinks I should go back to occupational therapy just to learn how to brush my teeth.
That's sounds like a huge waste of time and money. It's funny you mention brushing teeth- I press so hard on my toothbrush that I sometimes brush off my enamel
.I brush off my enamel all the time and damage my gums. my dentist made me get an electric one that lights up red and shows a frowny face on the remote display when i push to hard
Oh my gosh- I need that!
How are you today, soloha
?Not bad not good
Toothbrush
A little expensive maybe. There're probably cheaper ones.
How are you?
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03 Aug 2017, 10:28 am
soloha wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
soloha wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Pieplup wrote:
statsattack wrote:
Yesterday I got an official diagnosis from a neuro psychologist. I am not on the spectrum. I have ADHD , anxiety and developmental coordination disability.
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
I've read about it before. It's basically not being able to control the ammount of presure you put on things. Like EzraS, Said. Occupational therapy or physical therapy could help.
P.S. MY dentist thinks I should go back to occupational therapy just to learn how to brush my teeth.
That's sounds like a huge waste of time and money. It's funny you mention brushing teeth- I press so hard on my toothbrush that I sometimes brush off my enamel
.I brush off my enamel all the time and damage my gums. my dentist made me get an electric one that lights up red and shows a frowny face on the remote display when i push to hard
Oh my gosh- I need that!
How are you today, soloha
?Not bad not good
Toothbrush
A little expensive maybe. There're probably cheaper ones.
How are you?
Alright I guess. Not bad, not good
. I should probably get one of those lol.
03 Aug 2017, 11:22 am
firemonkey wrote:
My sister said she has always thought I was most probably dyspraxic. I think it was even more so the case when I was younger ,and that I've improved with time. It could be wishful thinking though.
Either your coordination has improved, or you have found ways of working with your clumsiness, or you have gotten comfortable at your level of skill, or a combination of these. Either way, there is something positive to look forward to if it is wishful thinking. And there is nothing to say that all of these will not continue to improve.
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03 Aug 2017, 11:38 am
soloha wrote:
statsattack wrote:
Yesterday I got an official diagnosis from a neuro psychologist. I am not on the spectrum. I have ADHD , anxiety and developmental coordination disability.
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
Is anyone here familiar with dcd and how to treat it?
that's great since it gives you something you can focus on that will hopefully improve your life. so, in that sense, congratulations.
Yes, congratulations on getting a diagnosis. Hopefully, now, you can find medication, therapy, and/or information to improve, find workarounds, and/or get comfortable with these.
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31st of July, 2013
Diagnosed: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Auditory-Verbal Processing Speed Disorder, and Visual-Motor Processing Speed Disorder.
Weak Emerging Social Communicator (The Social Thinking-Social Communication Profile by Michelle Garcia Winner, Pamela Crooke and Stephanie Madrigal)
"I am silently correcting your grammar."
03 Aug 2017, 11:41 am
03 Aug 2017, 11:59 am
If I have an unusual level of clumsiness*, it is due to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, a connective tissue disorder causing loose joints and weak skin.
*I ran into a wall the other day. Neither of us was moving! I am constantly covered in mysterious bruises. *Looking at arms and legs.* "Where did that come from?"
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31st of July, 2013
Diagnosed: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Auditory-Verbal Processing Speed Disorder, and Visual-Motor Processing Speed Disorder.
Weak Emerging Social Communicator (The Social Thinking-Social Communication Profile by Michelle Garcia Winner, Pamela Crooke and Stephanie Madrigal)
"I am silently correcting your grammar."
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