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Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on special needs.

Ros Blackburn

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Joekate · 29/08/2010 00:33

I've posted this in Chat (where I usually lurk) and have watched it slide down the list with no replies. So I've decided to post here. I've just spent a very enjoyable and enlightening evening in the company of Ros. Ros is severely autistic, cannot care for herself and needs constant care, but she has a love of language. I knew nothing about autism, but Ros gave a talk on what it feels like for her. I would urge anyone with any interest in this subject to go and see her - she is fantastic and give such an insight into what it means to be autistic. As I say, I have had no contact with autistic children/adults and went along as I helped to organise this talk through my work. I'm so glad I did.

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Goblinchild · 29/08/2010 00:43

I'd second that, I saw her last year and she was a revelation.

Joekate · 29/08/2010 00:47

Most of the people there work with autistic children/young adults and looking round you could just see realisation just popping in their looks to each other - lovely to see

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jubee · 24/02/2011 22:05

Ros Blackburn was an inspiration, she was just so truthful and funny too. now some of our son's behaviour makes sense! If anyone gets the chance and has a child with autism, you must try to see her, you wont be disappointed.

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