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What is it like to have dyspraxia? 10 things not to say to someone with dyspraxia. How do I explain dyspraxia? The importance of awareness. But I think most people do that.
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The site had the following in the homepage, "My place to pour my heart out." I noticed that the web site stated " I really should take better care of myself by now." They also stated " Its certainly been a while now. I forgot I had this to be honest. A little update to myself, eh? Whats been happening in the world of Ebz since she last wrote? Where to start. hmmm? Mums on her own now, thats for the best. Nobody needs to suffer DV. Josh? Hmmm, well what else has happened? Now I know what its like to miss someone so much."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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I was walking outside with my children when we spotted these two pigeons on top of a store. They were resting, so they were puffed up. Now, they know that male pigeons puff out their chests to make themselves look bigger and more important, so my six-year-old thought that these are both males.
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A mainly humorous guide to raising my child with special needs. I make fun of my child with special needs.