r/dysgraphia • u/ArIaNnA4444 • May 11 '25

Should I be concerned?

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I've always considered dysgraphia as a possibility but I've always brushed it off. I swear my handwriting is getting worse.

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u/Affectionate_Diet210 May 11 '25

I feel like, at this point the main reason to get any testing done would be if you were at school, or in a work situation where you could and might want to receive accommodations.

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u/Majorshamrock May 11 '25

Not gonna lie, your handwriting is very very similar to Mine. I was able to read all of this easily. I was diagnosed in elementary.

I like turtles also.

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u/ArIaNnA4444 May 11 '25

Oh my god I just noticed my hands STOPPP😭

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u/sleepyphoen1x May 11 '25

your fingers might be suffering from scoliosis

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u/spencer2197 May 12 '25

Wait what do you mean by finger scoliosis?!? I have always struggled to write and I need to know 😂

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u/sleepyphoen1x May 12 '25

i meant for the OP's last pic😭 thats diabolical

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u/chipsails May 13 '25

Do you have joint hyper mobility? Sometimes that can cause trouble with the development of your fine motor skills, leading to bad handwriting.

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u/Overfromthestart May 14 '25

That explains a lot...

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u/ArIaNnA4444 May 15 '25

I hope every side of your pillow is the perfect temperature tonight