On mumsnet fb you mean? If so no, never been approved
I felt so bad for you when I read some of the other replies you got. It's all to easy for people who haven't had the experience of HE to say 'ffs, just send her to school'. As most people who HE know, life isn't that balck and White, especially when you have other children to consider as well.
Also, it's not as simple as a child saying they want to go to school. Like you say, sometimes they just need a change. It's hard to get jumped on by other people saying you are not doing your best for your dc by not immediatly putting them back into school the second they mention it.
Fwiw, I have found it quite hard with friendships with other home educators in my area. I have to travel 20-30 mins to see people as well, as we are very rural, and sometimes it feels as if I am doing all the running too. Last year, I made a real effort with groups etc, even though ds didn't really like the unstructured free for all nature of most of them, but through them I met a handful of people I did like, and luckily they had dc the same age as ds who got on well together. Through them I found out about more structured HE things which suited ds better, and as I saw those people more
and went to the new classes I felt I could leave the groups that I didn't like.
Ds also does a lot of after school classes, and while I know that some people think that children don't make proper friends at after school type classes, I have found that ds really does.
I'm glad you have found a solution that will suit you and your dd. I felt so bad reading your thread and the HE aspect being jumped on, hopefully the new term will work out well for you all.