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

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Bibic help urgent

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Phoenix4725 · 05/05/2009 17:50

ok I totaly forgot ds assesments at bibic tomorrow and desperatley need to find a hotel can anyone recommned one cheap and mear by will need family room as be me ds and dd and my mum who i am going be owing big time since hses offered to drive us down there leaving here at 4,30 am

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misscutandstick · 05/05/2009 17:53

ooh phoenix, good luck for that!

Im sorry im nowhere near so havent a clue. But will be thinking of you tomorrow. Hope you get some answers. XXX

jennybensmummy · 05/05/2009 17:56

im nowhere near either but try laterooms.co.uk or something like that for a cheap place?? or a travelodge thir family rooms are £49 i think usually

HelensMelons · 05/05/2009 18:01

good luck tomorrow x

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Phoenix4725 · 05/05/2009 18:43

ok anyone know ofsome where we can eat whiles there i amso disorganised its scarey

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silverfrog · 05/05/2009 18:56

we stayed here when we went.

It wasn't cheap, i don't think (was a couple of years ago now) but very helpful

We had a family room for me, dh, dd1 (then 3ish) & dd2 (10 months or so - sorry, really can't remember when we went!)

Dd1 is gf/cf, and the man running the b&b was great - we put all out stuff in the larder, and could come and go to the kitchen to cook dd1's food. He also cooked for us (by separate order) - and even collected us a takeaway when going to get his own! He said we could come and go as we wanted (ie not like a proper B&B where you're supposed to be out all day), and to make ourselves at home.

It was really lovely, and helped make a difficult few days easier.

silverfrog · 05/05/2009 18:57

just seen aout eating- bibc had a room with a microwave/plates/cups etc when we went. Also has a fridge with juice/yoghurts in.

We had lunch there each day (didnh't really have time to go anywhere else) and ate at B&B as mentioned below.

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Phoenix4725 · 05/05/2009 19:27

thank you hoping might get some answers now o certainly mor ethan we are getting from the nhs now

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silverfrog · 05/05/2009 19:58

Bibic were great - they helped us a lot with dd1.

They do a really good all round view of your dc, and it helps to see where you/they are at.

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Phoenix4725 · 05/05/2009 20:55

ok hotel booked just the 4am start yuck

Did they lean towards a dx at all?

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silverfrog · 05/05/2009 21:18

dd1 was already dx'd when we went.

We did get some good info from the SALT though, and also the nutritionist (and the therapists too)

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