Dyspraxia is a common but unfamiliar condition, so unfamiliar that whilst creating this blog the word was not even recognised by my spellchecker. That is the answer to two thirds of this title. Dyspraxia deserves more recognition and this blog is my way of raising awareness and getting it noticed one wobbly step at a time. I was diagnosed with dyspraxia at a young age but that does not mean that I always fully understood it. Now I am twenty one and ready to help others understand why dyspraxia is as endearing as it is frustrating. Whether you live with this unique gift, know someone who does or just want a blog to read, grab a cup of tea and prepare to be #dyspraxicandproud