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hi muppet and welcome to the forum (lov the pic) theresa

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hi tally i have just read the other tread about new starter im soooooo sorry it sounds like you are having a realy bad time at the moment with work issues, the part about the manager locking the door when he must have seen you waiting to come in can you not go to hr and make a complaint about him because that for me was very rude of him and he should be acting in a more responsible manner that is why they are manament, i dont have any answers for you but i just wonted to send you a big hug because you deserve one or two take care <'> <'> theresa x

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your welcome i am new to this site also i have a 5 yr old boy awaiting assessment at the mo, the people i have spoken to on here have been very nice and helpful plus they have given me a few laughs which i think we all need at times it a realy great site, hope to speak to you again soon theresa x

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hi and welcome to the forum theresa x

hi chris yes it was her, saw her dad and he is sooooooo proud of her she lost 1st in heat via a couple of points sorry her name is sharon not susan, thanks theresa x

welcome to the forum you sound like a lovley yummy nan theresa x <'>

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hi chris has a girl from rotherham won a medal for boxing i think her name is susan holfold my dad said she won sillver she lives in our village hope she did and dad not got it wrong cheers theresa

hi jo back in now how can they try to tell you not to send in choc when school dinners have desert (custard ect) g takes in a pk crisp and also coco pop bar i always put in a peice of fruit but it always comes home with him, i have just come back and grandad has had g all day guess what he is still fully clothed ha ha theresa

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g takes jam sarnies in for lunch at school when he first started i had to put cold toast in for him but we progressed to staw jam no bits in, but towards the end off term he was not eating these so he was having dry bread, i am at mo trying new filling for him but he will not even taste them so i am quite concerned for next term , hopefully he will go back on to jam if not then i can go back to cold toast, we stayed for dinners once i was invited as well it was shepards pie and g ate a slice of dry bread only would not even have a dessert so we havent tryed since with school dinners, at least with pack lunch i can tell what he is eating and not eating because the send all rubbish home with them, but found out he was giving his bananna to a boy sat next to him, bless he didnt try to hide the fact i just said well done you ate your banana today and he said no i didnt i gave it to sam theresa

when we go out to eat (which is not very often) g will only have ice cream, going out to eat seems to send him in to meltdown he gets realy nervous and can not sit still ( starts sweating and shaking)so we dont do it to often, also his fav food is what he calls yellow toast no crusts and loves yoghurt drinks and pots only meat he has ever eaten is a burger, we have him on vitamins as well seen health visitor and she says he is fit and healthy on this diet, i feel pressure from others about this, always saying he should be eating veg i wish it was that easy, but we dont eat what we dont like and its worse for g because its a sensory thing going on, tony attwoods book gives me hope because he says they tend to get better with age i can not wait for the day when he asks for a sunday roast ha ha i may be old and gray by them but i will jump up and make it for him theresa

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yes i have to peel the top off if it to soggy then hello bin he wont eat nothing wet have tryed tommy sauce on his micro chips you would have thought i was trying to poison him, have to be micro chips because they are dry as sticks( which he will only eat at home his nan has just sent down a load what he refusers to eat up at her house so now she is left with just yorkie puddings (dry of course) what he will eat up they, do have to have a good giggle at how strange his food habits are, i did get very stressed at one point about it but then i thought thats no use because hes not doing it on purpose its just g like you say its second nature to me now and would most defo never change him for the world hes my perfect little man (sometimes) theresa

its quite funny when he runs to the door b4 we can get they and greets pizza man in buff, and asks for his sauce pizza (cannot tell g what is in pizza he would not eat it so it is known as a sauce pizza cheese and tom) but eating is a whole different story could go on for ages about that one, theresa

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hi you are not alone in this g is always taking his cloths off he loves it, i dont mind to much in the house but we were in a supermarket the other day and he started taking of his trousers off, i explained that was a big no no but he keep saying his knickers were hurting, at home he sleeps in buff and i let him have a hr or so in the morning, then we come to an agreement that it is very cold and he must get dressed, but when ever he gos for a wee he strips off again,like you say it is not 2 bad at young age, just hope hes not like it at 21 jo jones its the same for g he will keep t shirt on but nothing else socks are a big no and trousers theresa