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Dec 08, 2015, 11:25 PM
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I have been diagnosed with OCD, Anxiety, and Depresson and it has also been noted I have motor and visual spatial skill problems and that I should see a occupational therapist. But no specific diagnosis was given other than to "monitor for non verbal learning disorder) but with my motor skill problems being such a issue, and dyspraxia being motor skill issues, does that mean I am technically, and officially dyspraxic?
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Dec 10, 2015, 01:03 AM
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Hello BrandonB1415: Unfortunately I can't answer your question. From my perspective, this is really a question for a medical professional. Perhaps going ahead with seeing that occupational therapist might be a good next step. There is also a Dyspraxia foundation on the internet. Perhaps you've already been there. If not, you might check it out. I wish you well...
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