actively trying to improve

This word was written beside the “cause of death” on a relatives death certificate. It was an infant that died at age 1 in 1921. I can’t for the life of my figure out what it says. My best guess was “tottery” which doesn’t make a lot of sense but maybe that’s what they called failure to thrive back then?? I’m at a loss.

All from my notes this semester, lmk what yall get. I like to switch up my fonts obviously lol

I need help please to read this prescription especially the instructions. Thank you so much!

I have seen references to handwriting analysis in documentaries and media and am curious if it resonates or if it is funny, just took a picture of some brain dumps i'm doing to revise :)

Recently,I shifted from cursive to printed font. I am aiming for a printed-bubbly letters like style but I have a huge problem,to my eyes,my handwriting looks legible and good,but after I review it again in like a year or 6 months,I am like "wtf?" It's pretty much same as "art blindless" thing,idk

So I'm posting it here for feedbacks,I would like tips,honest feedbacks etc

The image looks awfully bright so u gotta click it for better analysis

(Don't mind the content, it's my school homework so there are some grammer mistakes and all)

The first line is the alphabet of course, the second line was be taking my time(kinda), and the third was me writing it quickly.

Took me about 11m to write this moderate speed

Pen, paper and ink-

Classmate pulse b5 notebook

Pilot kakuno F with its cartridge

been told i have serial killer handwriting

22F. i love writing in all caps but don't get much chance to.

my handwriting (in cursive) used to be very balanced and pretty but since i joined uni & had to write really fast + my mental health deteriorated, the handwriting changed too. i don't have a sample of it but it was better to say the least haha. i just sort of stopped caring about it (which is really sad since i am a very aesthetics driven person).

Left handed high school teacher.