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

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

SN children

How sad

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happymerryberries · 05/06/2005 18:07

....That the parent of an SN child could insinuate that other SN children have the problems that they have because their parents are in some way to blame.

I thought that the 'refrigerator mother' theory had largely died a death and thank god for it.

I might well be making things worse by posting this, I honestly hope that I am not.

But how very, very sad that people have ended up being abused on a part of the site that has always been so supportive. I hope that things get back to normal asap.

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coppertop · 06/06/2005 09:29

I get noseyitus even when I haven't had a break.

Fio2 · 06/06/2005 08:23

I missed all this but as far as I am aware the SN board has always been supportrive and my daughter has alot of problems and I never feel jealous of the more higher functioning children on here. Hope i havent 'missed' what this is about just wanted to say to BH, if it is too much have a break, like i do, then you MISS EVERYTHING and get noseyitus

coppertop · 05/06/2005 23:05

sparklymieow · 05/06/2005 22:59

no she thinks its her neighbour.

coppertop · 05/06/2005 22:57

I can't open the thread. Aaarrggh! Was it SM's ds after all?

sparklymieow · 05/06/2005 22:53

I actually think it was a child anyway

By sandymogs on Sunday, 5 June, 2005 7:33:18 PM

Im off now, going to watch the trains before my mum says it's time for bed. Tarah

says it all really, doesn't it??

suedonim · 05/06/2005 22:43

You'd all better look at the other thread. Sandymogs has posted again.

anniebear · 05/06/2005 22:34

yes, dont stop posting just because of some idiot.

I have been coming on here for a while now and never read anything like that.

Supose there is always 1 or 2 people going to try and ruin it

Stay stay stay!!!

Blossomhill · 05/06/2005 22:29

Ah coppertop and davros it is people like you that make me really want to stay. Thanks you for being so kind and caring xxx
Davros - if you're going to the zoo I am there (if you can spot me )

Davros · 05/06/2005 22:23

BH, I was worried about you feeling crap about this As CT says, if you want a break or to cut down then do but not because of you-know-who (not Lord Voldemort!). You will come to the zoo though wont't you?

coppertop · 05/06/2005 22:17

BH If you need/want a MN break then fair enough but don't let it be because of one childish poster.

Blossomhill · 05/06/2005 22:16

The thread has made me seriously think if I want to post on here anymore. The whole thing was very upsetting
I have realised that to get so upset over something that isn't real life is not good and has given me the wake up call I so badly needed!

anniebear · 05/06/2005 22:12

Just took me 20 mins to read it.

That was awful, unbelievable really

Hulababy · 05/06/2005 21:43

Just read the thread, inus deleted posts obviously. So sorry that you have all been subjected to such offensive and insulting comments Hope the SN threads are back to normal asap.

anniebear · 05/06/2005 21:43

Thank you Coppertop!!! I did read some of it the other day, but it obviousl;y got a lot more interesting since then.

Off to take a look!!!!

Terrible arent I!!!!!

coppertop · 05/06/2005 21:41

It's the "Make me Normal" documentary thread. There are about 200+ posts on there now.

anniebear · 05/06/2005 21:40

Ok, I am nosey...........could some one tell me were to look??!!!!

I'm lost!!! seemed to have missed it!!!!

bunny2 · 05/06/2005 21:08

I am shocked at the way that thread turned. I had been reading it with interest until it got nasty. I taped the programme but havent watched it yet as I am afraid of what I might see (ds is being assessed by the Ed Psych in 2 wks time ).

Jimjams · 05/06/2005 21:06

Could well be the son. Another example of HFA causing different problems). If ds1 posted all you's get is chbfodehgfirgmr;kgjiau and you'd all think I'd fallen asleep on the keyboard

mumeeee · 05/06/2005 20:59

I have just read the post you are all talking about, I agree its very sad. Welcome Sax people on this site are usually very supportive

tamum · 05/06/2005 20:55

I think the idea of it being the child and not the parent fits much better. The poster herself has been around for a while, I'm sure, and I would have noticed that kind of attitude before now. People don't change that quickly, surely, especially when there was no provocation.

Davros, please don't blame yourself! You did nothing wrong.

coppertop · 05/06/2005 20:53

Newbies are always welcome, Sax.

It's not usually this heated on the SN board. I think that's why we were all so shocked at the other thread.

Get posting.

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Sax · 05/06/2005 20:50

Is it safe to post then? I'm a bit scared to do so now but wanted to join in on the site! Are newbies welcome if they promise not to provoke.....?

coppertop · 05/06/2005 20:44

Is the thread still going?

lemonice · 05/06/2005 20:38

I've been back and looked through and I think maybe it was her son or not herself in some way, because she does mention in particular the swearing difficulty

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