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I CAN'T Wait
Duncan had another appointment with the dentist this morning. Lady and Thomas have both started school now (more on that later- but it's going well) so it was just the two of us. The 1st time we were at that dentist it was a huge struggle to get him...
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26 Mar 2010 8:18 PM
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Words, language, attitudes and actions
There's a campaign to encourage people to rethink the words they choose to write and say. Today, March 3 2010 , has been chosen as a day to focus on these issues. Words matter, language matters. When people decide to use as slurs and insults, words...
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3 Mar 2010 9:14 AM
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Orlando Holiday: Part 1 The Flight
We rose early on Tuesday morning and piled cases, wheelchairs and bodies into the car bound for Dublin airport. Once parked and in the airport, we'd only a short wait to drop of our bags then through security. So far, so fantastic. Duncan used his...
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25 Feb 2010 2:21 PM
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We're NOT supporting Andrew Wakefield Facebook Group
I started a group on Facebook for everyone who wishes to record their opinion on the Andrew Wakefield GMC rulings. Anyone who is/is closely connected to an autistic person is especially welcome. Join here: Parents and autistic people supporting GMC rulings...
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30 Jan 2010 1:17 PM
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Dear passengers on EI121
So you've all booked a flight from Dublin to Orlando and luckily, you've chosen to go at the same time as me and my family. Some of you will, like us, be heading off for a bit of a holiday and hoping for sun, heat, roller coasters and perhaps...
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26 Jan 2010 10:38 AM
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I'm a Mummy and I'll vent if I want to
I am so sick of this. There are some people who choose publicise their feeling of rage, hate and shock at having given birth to autistic children. On Gonzo's blog I read about one woman's horrible bile-filled blog post about her daughter. This...
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23 Jul 2009 10:00 PM
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Action for Children ad demonising autistic children cleared by ASA
In January, a major UK children's charity, Action for Children, released a television advertisement ostensibly about the help they had offered an autistic boy. It gave however, a shockingly inaccurate, damaging and offensive portrayal of autism and...
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17 Jun 2009 10:28 AM
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Mt Letter to the ASA about Action for Children monster ad
Now that the ASA have ruled that the monster ad did not breach their code of practise, I will publish in full the letter I submitted about the ad. I will shortly publish my view on the ruling and Action for Children's response. ------------------...
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17 Jun 2009 8:02 AM
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Entrenched evil-doing in Ireland
We all knew what to expect. It is still shocking though when you read the report , or, as much of it as you can stomach. The people of the church carried it out, they covered it up. Generations of children had their lives ruined, and in some cases, taken...
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21 May 2009 1:00 PM
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Autism Culture in Salon
Via Michelle Dawson's Autism Crisis blog, I have just read a recent Salon article about the supposed "burgeoning "autism culture" movement" . This is presented as an idea with which "not all parents or medical experts agree...
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29 Apr 2009 12:16 PM
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Horse Mum gets in touch
I was very interested to read a few comments on my "Horse Boy" blog post from Kristin Neff, the mother of the child featured in the book. I don't think she likes what I had to say. I am happy to respond to her comments but since she wrote...
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23 Apr 2009 11:19 AM
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"Special Needs"?
What do people think of the term "special needs" to mean disabilities? I don't like it. I know it's in common use. Disabled children in UK schools who need them are allotted (often after a fight from their parents against intransigent...
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7 Mar 2009 11:51 AM
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