02 Aug 2017, 9:00 am
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03 Aug 2017, 7:09 am
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.
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03 Aug 2017, 8:02 am
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
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03 Aug 2017, 8:04 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
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03 Aug 2017, 8:09 am
Pieplup wrote:
:D
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 . Eh.. I more miss entire sections of my teeth. especially the top of my upper jaw.
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
.Yeah. My sister hates having her teeth brushed. Do you have problems with using crayons? (random question- but kind of related to the topic?
)
03 Aug 2017, 8:24 am
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Pieplup wrote:
:D
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 . Eh.. I more miss entire sections of my teeth. especially the top of my upper jaw.
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
.Yeah. My sister hates having her teeth brushed. Do you have problems with using crayons? (random question- but kind of related to the topic?
)
I still I have problems breaking pencils. But due to having incredibly illegible handwriting. I have to use pencils. crayons take more strength to break. Though I don't use crayons. Haven't used them in years. I don't really know. My grammar is the only thing you can notice about my dysgraphia. My handwriting is beautiful. - sarcasm My handwriting is better than it used to be.
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03 Aug 2017, 8:35 am
Pieplup wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Pieplup wrote:
:D
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 . Eh.. I more miss entire sections of my teeth. especially the top of my upper jaw.
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
.Yeah. My sister hates having her teeth brushed. Do you have problems with using crayons? (random question- but kind of related to the topic?
) I still I have problems breaking pencils. But due to having incredibly illegible handwriting. I have to use pencils. crayons take more strength to break. Though I don't use crayons. Haven't used them in years. I don't really know. My grammar is the only thing you can notice about my dysgraphia. My handwriting is beautiful. - sarcasm My handwriting is better than it used to be. I still break crayons every time I use them, and I know what you mean about toothpaste tasting like acid! It tastes terrible
. By the way, (unrelated) have you managed to catch an Abra yet in Pokemon Moon?
03 Aug 2017, 8:40 am
03 Aug 2017, 8:48 am
Pieplup wrote:
I don't like having my teeth brushed the tooth paste tastes like acid.
I have yet to find a toothpaste that doesn't feel like you've just had a sip of napalm
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03 Aug 2017, 8:52 am
SaveFerris wrote:
Pieplup wrote:
I don't like having my teeth brushed the tooth paste tastes like acid.
I have yet to find a toothpaste that doesn't feel like you've just had a sip of napalm
I miss "kid" toothpaste
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03 Aug 2017, 8:56 am
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03 Aug 2017, 8:57 am
kraftiekortie wrote:
We didn't have "kid toothpaste" when I was growing up.
It didn't taste terrible. It was quite nice
. Anyway, how are you today, kraftie?
03 Aug 2017, 8:59 am
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03 Aug 2017, 9:04 am
kraftiekortie wrote:
I'm doing all right. I like your avatar.
Reminds me a little of a couple of cats who were on TV in the 1960s: Top Cat and Courageous Cat (with Minute Mouse).
Reminds me a little of a couple of cats who were on TV in the 1960s: Top Cat and Courageous Cat (with Minute Mouse).
Thanks! It's the official Stampy Cat logo
. It was one of the few 128 by 128 Stampy pictures I could find lol. I like the name Minute Mouse .
03 Aug 2017, 9:06 am
