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glad ds pc sorted mine would just give up on life without his 
Ya not kidding about the diagnosis, five years of fighting but luckily I had the support of his school who could see through their own experience of him that he was 'extra special' and needed more than just extra support at school.
I am coping surprisingly well, although I do admit to getting every other week off from 4.30 on a saturday to 8pm monday, and the alternative weeks a couple of hours on the sat, sun and mon...also I get half the school holidays off too as I made exh have kids for half the school hols when we got divorced {this girl aint daft}
I find that most of the time its my ds himself who struggles to cope with it, self esteem, feeling different/isolated. I have been trying without success to find a group for him where he can meet like minded people {in controlled environment} I will wear the system down and get him what he needs
Im too stubborn not too.
Yup ya can never get fed up of discussing snot, farts and other wonderful things that entertain kids
topping up the

No, it's really close. I had to pop back last week for a dentist appointment, it felt as though I'd never been away.
I have loads of fun writing about farts and snot.
It was a nasty trojan! It popped up, telling him his computer had been blocked by the met and that he needed to pay £100!
Poor ds was terrified. We managed to sort it out though as mine was working (thank goodness for google!).
It's always time for
It's a nightmare getting a child diagnosed, how are you coping?
Stapleford isnt too far away from derby 
it sounds amazing writing childrens books and yes lots of fun.
Did you get virus removed, they are horrid horrid things.
is it time for more
yet?
I don't live in Derby any more, I moved to Stapleford in June to ease the cost of the school run (more money to spend on wine). It's just ds (age 13) and I. I used to work in the NHS, now I write children's books, it's far more fun. I'm just helping ds remove a virus off his laptop. {sighs}
hello belled 
well I am an insane unbalanced geordie mum of a DS (11) and DD (10) so will very soon be locking myself in a padded cell.
I love anything that makes me laugh and am reasonably easy going but also can be hot headed on topics that I am very passionate about.
Moved to Derby 12 yrs ago to be with now EXH and stuck around as when I got divorced I was going through a very lengthy arsy difficult process of getting my son diagnosed with ADHD but also my kids needed something that didnt change and that meant the area.
Wine is good
in fact when anyone asks me what Im drinking I say as long as its got alcohol in it I dont care.
I work in mental health....very apt for someone with no sanity dontchaknow
what about you? tell me about you too 
Hi Ninja, welcome
Tell us a little about yourself.
(I know it's early, but it is the school holiday)
Hi all,
Am new to this site and live in derby so thought Id say hi to all the Locals, will say hi to everyone else too but figured this a good place as any to start.

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