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Hi and welcome to the forum

This made me really angry When my younger son Cameron was in nursery they had a mini-kickers football event and the youung man that came, he was only in his twenties at the time, he only had one arm his other one was off below the elbow no-one had any issues with it as far as im aware and the kids loved him. As far as i know he is still working with the children and a lovely young man he was.

Hi Sarah welcome to the forum

Thinking of them at this sad time.

Hi and welcome to the forum <'>

Paula so sorry you are having a bad day hope you have a better day tomorrow just wanted to send you a hug <'>

Happy birthday Bid hope you have had a lovely day

Hope no-one minds me posting if so feel free to delete. Im 39 years old and i tink im peri-menopausal i was at the doctors last week and got a blood test and today the doctors receptionist called me earlier on ad said that my hormone levels are raised so ive to go back next week for another blood test to see what this shows up. I know theres something not right but nothing majorlly so im just really hormonal and bad tempered. Im in a menopause forum but is not a very busy one so thought id ask here if anyone has ever had this.

He has been attending for nearly a year and he loves it. They dont discriminate with special needs which is great and they are really good with him. He didnt belong anywhere before he started this and i just thought there must be something my boy can do. Everyone accepts him for who he is and for the first time in his life he is not being ridiculed. It means that he is now officially a senior cadet and has more responsibility by helping out with the junior cadets as much as he is able to. We are so proud of him

Sending you a hug Natalie its been a long hard road for you too hun so glad that you were listened to and help will be put in place for you.

Hi Natalie great to see you hun have repliedto your other post sending you another hug.

Hi Denise welcome to the forum. I know what you mean about your child looking the same as everyone else but being 'different' its so hard i think for children like ours as they have no obvious disability that can be seen.

Hi and welcome to the forum Dee. My son Callum has dyspraxia he is 12 and a half we are currently waiting for him to be assessed again as we know that there is 'something else' there.

Good luck for today hope you get some answers sending you a hug too.

Im reading Gloria Hunnifords follow up to Next to you called Facing life after loss its a good book but sad.