Comments on: About Dyspraxia

By: admin

admin — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:19:35 +0000

Jay
You really dont have to move because If you buy my book it will give you all the exercises you need and i will e-mail you and gude you through it all. I have a 130 (4 this year) to prove it works,

By: Jay Mehra

Jay Mehra — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 17:14:38 +0000

Hello Hazel:

I have a 3-and-a-half year old girl. Her school is concerned that she may have dyspraxia. Her fine and gross motor skills seem below par. For ex: she has always struggled to walk up and down stairs, cannot ride a tricycle at all, eats messily and finds it difficult to play any physical sport. Her verbal skills, however, are excellent, she is already showing clear signs of being able to read, she loves creative play, enjoys using scissors, drawing, etc.

We live in Bangalore, India. We are concerned about the quality of care and support we will receive here. We would be very interested in working with you in some way, including by moving to England for a few months. Is there anyway that we can enroll in your programs and do this? We will take care of the logistical issues (travel, stay, visas, etc.) ourselves. I would be enternally grateful if someone could get in touch with me via email (jay.mehra@odessatech.com) or phone (+91-9980061704).

We feel confident based on everything we’ve read that we can make good progress given how early we have caught this. Please help.

Thanks
Jay

By: admin

admin — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 21:00:21 +0000

Susie, thats my sister’s name. Thank you so much for your wonderful comments and thank god you see your children as special. I tell a story of a child who once asked me what special needs meant and I always say “everyone has special needs because we all need someone special” I wrote the book because I felt so guilty about not helping my son who in fact turned out a strapping special lad. He’ll never be a scholar or writer but he is the best trained (with verbal exams thanks to a wonderful tutor) chef. Please give the book to your Headteacher as it is in many schools now and making such a difference, even just letting staff know, because their are alot of very misguided teachers who treat children with motor skills difficulties very badley. As for your son having Dyslexia. Children in our school dont have dyslexia if they have dyspraxia this causes them to not learn. Because we’ve dealt with their MSD we dont have it. If anyone is out there please help me get recognition for this as it makes so much difference and it is FREE, i’m not ripping anyone off and thats a change.

By: Susie

Susie — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 20:53:50 +0000

Dear Hazel

I recently purchased your book and wow what a breath of fresh air and its so great to read a sensible book which understands exactly what my children are going through.

I have 9year old twin boys both of which have been diagnosed with dyslexia and dyspraxia (although one with ADHD which I don’t wholeheartly agree with now after having read your book). There is no support at school and I am having a battle to get them to understand that they are not just ‘naughty children’.

One of them still wets the bed every night and I now realise its the dyspraxia and oh what a relief to know there’s not something wrong!!!

I loved reading all about Jack in your book as it rang so many bells and gave me much amusement and comfort. I used to get very embarrassed with my boys behaviour but now if they kick off or trip over their feet, I simply think well thats what makes them so special.

Thank you for writing such a wonderful book. I will be putting it on the headmasters desk in order to try and change the schools attitude.

Thank you
Susie

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By: admin

admin — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:24:32 +0000

Well I came and met you Harry, and it was wonderful to meet you. At last someone else has the same thoughts about caring for children and making sure they dont suffer from ignorance. You were so positive in wanting to try my programme and I was proud to show you evidence to back this up I hope we can work together in the future. Ireland is very lucky to have you.

By: Hazel

Hazel — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 11:43:25 +0000

Thank you so much Harry,
I have family in Ireland and scattered my husbands ashes on his beloved lake Greenville near Ballyconnell last year. I have sent an e-mail saying I would be delighted to be part of anythink you ask me as I am desperate to get the word out. Unfortunately every time I write something the English Dyspraxia Foundation say “There is no cure” and dont believe me when I say I have found a preventative method. With early intervention I can stop children eventually getting the label later on with Dyspraxia which has caused learning and behaviour difficulties. Because of the lack of early intervention you get children who are eventually diagnosed for Dyslexia. We no longer have this because we develop under-developed motor skills, children dont get behind as these difficulties are dealt with at the same time. There is Dyslexia caused by Dyspraxia but we are causing it through ignorance. We had children being investigated for ADHD, mild autism, learning/behaviour difficulties and “guess what” following early intervention, we dont have that. Come and look at ther 130 children who can prove it.

By: harry conway

harry conway — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:29:28 +0000

Hi Hazel,
just ordered your book would love to quote you on our web site and newslletter if you would allow me or if you would do an article for us .
We are the national association in Ireland and love your positive outlook and methods

Thanks for great stuff

Harry Conway

Development Officer Dyspraxia association of Ireland