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

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TotalChaos · 26/01/2009 16:02

a random passerby decided this would be a helpful comment when DS was having a meltdown at the bus stop . I suppose I was pushing it taking him into town after school to buy some new school shoes. When we finally got on the bus he was still shrieking 5 minutes later, so I did what I rarely do, and just gave up and went home again. Told him he's not allowed CBeebies tonight. Cross fingers that makes an impression. As otherwise I'm going to have develop a rhino hind on public transport. Or learn to drive.

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sarah293 · 27/01/2009 08:05

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TotalChaos · 27/01/2009 08:12

misscutandstick - or even worse - a kid has real difficulties (such as HFA) that haven't been diagnosed, and is being treated as naughty...

anon - that's a genius idea about taking the splints shopping rather than the child

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sphil · 27/01/2009 10:20

She did work with a child with autism once I think - in America? I have a vague memory of it being mentioned on here. As far as I remember the child made 'miraculous' improvements .

Sorry - off the real point of this thread!

Frasersmum123 · 27/01/2009 11:30

I always hate in when people think they are giving helpful, witty comments.

My DS2 hasnt been diagnosed with anything, and he is only 2, but he hated going into our pharmacy and creates everytime we go - Just before Christmas I had to take him in to get DS1 some antibiotics for an ear infection. He started as usual, to which some helpful old idiot said 'Im my day he would have got a tanned hide!'.

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