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Hello. My name's Myron and I'm very new to BSL.  So far managed to pass 1st and 2nd assessments on the BSL course.

Taking this slowly.  Any tips and tricks on how to take in everything involved with sign language welcome.  I struggle focusing on the whole so when other body language is used and can tend to miss it.  I've got a diagnosed processing disorder.

Apart from that,  slowly plodding on and hopefully will pass the introduction course.  This will be useful as a volunteer as an exercise instructor for older adults and together with my partner, assist with people that have disabilities.  for this and others reasons it's quite important for me to at least nail finger spelling and numbers as well as colours, which I have got, but I want to pass the whole thing.

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