Hi All
I've just been video-interviewed on Skype by the charming and charismatic Irish-American Quinn Bradlee from hisWashington based home for his learning difficulties help website:-
http://www.friendsofquinn.com/
His website is filled with practical help and personal experiences from people around the globe (some very famous) all struggling valiantly and learning to cope with or even overcoming many different types of learning difficulties.
Definitely recommended viewing / reading.
All the best
Des
The story of my eldest son Anthony who was diagnosed with Dyspraxia at the age of 4. He's now 25 with a lovely two year old daughter of his own (she does not have dyspraxia). A chance to fast forward through key stages of a dyspraxic child's development. Although all children are unique it is something I would have appreciated 20 years ago. I hope it helps you.
