Dysgraphia

Tips from survivors: “Typing became easier than writing—I use it whenever I can.”

Difficulty with writing, including forming letters, spacing, and organizing written thoughts.

Messy or illegible handwriting, trouble spelling, difficulty putting ideas onto paper, or writing very slowly.

Stroke affects the brain’s language, motor planning, or fine motor control needed for writing.

Occupational therapy, writing practice, using assistive tools like typing or voice-to-text.

Can occur alongside aphasia or apraxia, depending on stroke location.

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