Anyone remember me I wonder ?

[onlycrazygal]

Thought I would pop my head in after such a long time, after the many years of drama and

care proceedings the powers that be have finally granted permission for my son to have

a statutory assessment.

 

Still in limbo as far as diagnosis is concerned however as the independent specialist school he is

attending is being paid by my LEA to teach my son. They refuse to have anything to do with a diagnosis,

even though it is one of their services they offer children who attend. If the school diagnosed him however then

this would open a whole corrupt rather slimy can of worms involving the previous so called

state appointed child consultants. Whom I may add stated in front of many that children grow out

of autism..... I know lol

Anyway bye for now all....

 

ocg <'>

[smiley]

Hello

 

I remember you.

[onlycrazygal]

Thank goodness for that lol..... thought I was alone there for a moment lol....

 

and thanks for replying smiley.

[Clare63]

Hi OGC.....i Remember you too, good news re the statutory assessment !

 

Clare x x x

[puffin]

Hi there - of course i remember you - in fact I was was wondering only the other day what had happened to you and your son and whether there had been any progress on your case.

 

I think that the Council have acted in a truly disgraceful and shocking way in your case - it is horriffic what can happen to parents with an asd child

[Kathryn]

Of course we remember you, OCG! How is your son doing at the school?

 

Good news about the statutory assesment: I hope it means progress at last.

 

K x

[onlycrazygal]

Clare , puffin , hello .....

hows you clare did you get sorted ?

Puffin your spot on with your remarks it is disgusting

what we go through because we have asd children.

Its a crisis for any family and leaves its mark with

anyone unfortunate to have to go through it.....

 

Im moving forward now slowly but I cannot let go

of what they put us through, a lot of it I still cannot

talk about as its under the Family Courts Disclosure

Rules....Id be locked up, (THEY SAY ITS TO PROTECT

THE CHILDS ID BUT ITS JUST TO COVER THEIR

OWN COLLUDING BACKSIDES)

great to see you lot are still around...

 

OCG XX

[BusyLizzie100]

Yes, I remember too! <'>

 

Well done on getting the statutory assessment agreed. I've just got the go-ahead for statutory assessment of my eldest, too, so I know how fabulous it is to get that brilliant news. I hope it finally means progress for you and your son.

 

Do keep us posted on how things go.

 

Lizzie x <'> <'>

[onlycrazygal]

HI Kathryn,

 

It is good news about the Stat assessment, struggling with the schools teaching methods or should I say my son is.....

He hates it Im afraid, dont rate them much, hes hanging on by the skin of his teeth until this SA is finished.

Progress is slow but we will get there...

 

ocg xx

[Clare63]

Clare , puffin , hello .....

hows you clare did you get sorted ?

Puffin your spot on with your remarks it is disgusting

what we go through because we have asd children.

Its a crisis for any family and leaves its mark with

anyone unfortunate to have to go through it.....

 

Im moving forward now slowly but I cannot let go

of what they put us through, a lot of it I still cannot

talk about as its under the Family Courts Disclosure

Rules....Id be locked up, (THEY SAY ITS TO PROTECT

THE CHILDS ID BUT ITS JUST TO COVER THEIR

OWN COLLUDING BACKSIDES)

great to see you lot are still around...

 

OCG XX

 

 

Yes we did, thank you for asking, after a long hard battle and me almost having a nervous breakdown Connor started a Priory school in November, he is taking a while to settle but that is not surprising after being out of school for almost a year and a half. I am really pleased with the school, but still feel exhausted and run down following my mamouth battle.

 

I truly hope things work out for you and your lad real soon.

 

Clare x x x

[hev]

onlycrazygal i remember you good to see you back here xxxxx