@Keeping the Faith thank you so much, I'll definitely contact them. Hopefully they'll be able to advise something for him for when he leaves school.
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How did you get it done privately? I wouldn't have a clue where to start.
Pleased your daughter is sorted in a school suited for her needs. My son is fine at school, it's what happens when he leaves that I am worried about.
Don't agree with the scruffy lazy bit cos at the end of the day we all want what is best for our kids.Apparently my partner searched online and found one with good reviews. If we had waited for an nhs referral to have her diagnosed we would still be waiting now.
There will be help out there, it’s finding it or knowing how to tap into it so that you can use it.
Keep fighting for your child, it’s the scruffy lazy family’s that take all the places up desperate to have their normal children diagnosed so they get more benefits.
Fight for everything as he sounds like he needs help. Good luck man
Don't agree with the scruffy lazy bit cos at the end of the day we all want what is best for our kids.
Maybe some but you get people in all walks of life who cheat to get what they want.You’d be surprised honestly, my partner has to deal with these normal kids whose partners are forcing them to be diagnosed
Maybe some but you get people in all walks of life who cheat to get what they want.
Thank you, he already has his diagnosis but really need some support for when he leaves school in 2 years time.Apparently my partner searched online and found one with good reviews. If we had waited for an nhs referral to have her diagnosed we would still be waiting now.
There will be help out there, it’s finding it or knowing how to tap into it so that you can use it.
Keep fighting for your child, it’s the scruffy lazy family’s that take all the places up desperate to have their normal children diagnosed so they get more benefits.
Fight for everything as he sounds like he needs help. Good luck man
It does not matter you didn't learn, it's no big deal. What matters is how you cope and you've shown you have the minerals, remember those covid days, that was a test for everyone but nore more so for you,. Take strength from that, you're doing a great job as a parent and that is all that mattersThank you very much for that link, I'll have a read through it.
It's really difficult as my 23 year old daughter is severely disabled and in a wheelchair and I'm a single Mam (their Dad hasn't been involved for years). If I could drive I could drop him off at college/work but as it is I can't so doubt he could even get there. I really wish I had learnt when I was younger - it would change my life but I don't have the confidence now. I can't imagine him ever being able to get on a bus on his own or cross main roads, the thought terrifies me. He is in his own little world most of the time. I worry about them both nonstop.
I was at a cardboard factory in south hetton. Made me realize it’s not for me
You’ll have worked with Stu, MLF from Willington.Parts department at reg vardy nissan. Only chose as it was 2 minutes walk from home. Had a canny bait room.
Did another in 6th form at homeworthys in the office
Look at it this way, there are more things in heaven and earth than landing the dreamt role.I did my work experience at the Theatre Royal, because I had ambitions to be an actor.
I auditioned for the role of Hamlet, but it was not to be.