Jimjams, remembered that you'd said that Jackie/Jacqui was a friend of yours. Just watched the promgramme and felt totally humbled. Tears welling up as I type-how does that woman cope?!! She has my total respect, admiration and the realisation that my crappy day has nothing on her everyday life and that whenever I start whingeing about things, I'll think about her and shut up. I saw that at the end of the programme that she's on line to chat and I just said to my husband, "I'd love to talk to her, but what do you say to a F..g saint?!" I wouldn't know where to start without sounding patronising but if I knew where she lived, I'd send her flowers! The boy that was chatting, that had Aspergers (Luke, was it?) was articulate, funny and such a character and through his words, made me feel that although it was just the norm for them, there's obviously so much going on behind the scenes and I reckon his mum must be so proud of all of them. Can't say anything else-just a gut reaction to a wonderful programme.LOL