figgy. You have been through so much. I do hope the hospital were good to you, and these injections keep you out of the hospital next time round. Big hugs for you, at such a horrid time.
LGF I am glad you have had a lovely weekend with the dc. Are you all right at the mo?
LJ - I will be off to look at your photos again soon. Hope you are ok too.
MAS - the room looks super. I love the wardrobe too, it looks fab with the decor. Fancy coming and doing some restyling here? Celeste is beautiful as ever, just makes you want to reach out and give her a stroke.
Cakes and Kurri - I now have irritating songs buzzing round my head, but I will smile and think of you both everytimer I start singing them today.
Your poster looks fab Kurri. Fingers crossed for ticket sales.
and soccer mum, and I'm glad the boys mum didn't come and "dek yu", although I am not sure you managed to walk out with your dignity anyway 
Smee - at the hairdresser trying to deal with your chemo curls.
Yep the deadline passed yesterday. The LA sent me an email offering ds one of two places and two DDA compliant schools on the other side of the county. I rang them up and politely told them where they could strategically place this offer. I then asked them to talk to PDSS and Shropshire neighbouring authority to see if there are more options. Basically they offered those schools so they could attempt to argue they had met their stat obligations, not true though. Anyway good news, a Headteacher of another more local DDA school has expressed that they would be more than happy to have ds, with support, and would I like to go and visit them. Had a little cry at this, this morning. I am still not counting the proverbial chickens yet, others have said encouraging things and changed their minds, but there is a glimmer of hope for a moment anyway, and he is such a lovely little boy, it is heartbreaking to have all these schools saying we don't want him just because they don't want to have to deal with a child being a bit different.