Tertiary CDC have observed my son today & there's been a big meeting with ASD outreach to decide whether to award him an ASD diagnosis. (This is the second opinion stuff I talked about on the can asd have friends thread).
I WASN'T INVITED OR INFORMED!!!!!!!
Dozy TA tells me tonight so I swallow my irritation, focus on outcomes & eagerly ask the following:-
1/ Any update on help with the sleep disorder?
2/ Did they assess for dyspraxia?
3/ Did they assess for APD?
4/ When am I gonna see the ASD & pead as I need advice for planning for DS's minor op under GE later this term?
TA has the fooking nerve to ask why he didn't know about any of these issues cos he'd thought he could handle the meeting.
I feel so damn betrayed, upset and disapointed I can't even put it into words. I've yelled that I think it was cowardly for the HT/Senco not to have had the nerve to tell me to my face about their betrayal and that I expect a face to face with the SENCO tomorrow first thing. I mean it too!
I'm afraid to say that I lost it for the first time ever on school premises and raised my voice. For years I've kept myself in check and am normally known as the Queen of self-control to anyone who knows me well.
I've left messages at the tertiary assessment centre asking why I've been keeping a sleep diary for months if it's going to be ignored & listing my questions above. I've told all the relevant voicemail machines I expect them to contact me tomorrow, first thing as a matter of urgency.
I did however get a nice note about my lad's 22 late marks this term - this is a kid who normally goes to school on 4 hours sleep so if they honestly think I give a flying fook if he's 5 mns late on a regular basis after today they can do one.
At this point I'd enjoy showing a magistrate the paperwork for how often I've tried to get help over the years. (Or I could just ALLOW him a proper meltdown @ 9 am tomorrow morning as school haven't had to suffer one since last September BECAUSE I let him slide in all of 5 mins after the rush
)
Sicked & tired of feeling sick & tired.