at ten pounds less. Maybe I should miss-weigh myself more often, just so I can see the pounds drop off the next day! 
Just back from a very hectic open evening at the boys' school. I am really pleased with how much progress ds1 has made this year. This time last year I came home and cried after seeing the state his books were in and the fact that there was hardly anything in any of them anyway. This year he has written pages and pages, really engaged in the learning and was excitedly showing me bits of his work that were on display. Last year he had one copied poem up alongside his classmates versions and it was blatantly obvious from that the he had SENs.
Ds2 has also done really well and was so proud of some particular pieces of work.
The boys took dd to visit the nursery she'll be in come September and she loved it. Also found out that the mum of the little girl we used to go round for coffee with when dd was a toddler and who also happens to be mum to one of ds2's friends is going to be dd's nursery teacher. I am over the moon with that, she is such a genuinely lovely person and a really dedicated teacher. 
Dh is out tonight, so all is peaceful now I have the kids in bed. Hardly eaten today (just a bowl of porridge for breakfast and a banana at lunchtime) because of what turned out to be a godawful migraine. I only ate the banana so I could take some painkillers without doing it on an empty stomach. Took two cocodamol and crawled into bed when dh came home for lunch and he brought dd up for her nap just before he went back, so got two hours rest/sleep-ish. Fortunately, it was enough, added to some of those strong ibuprofen, to get me through the open evening. I can feel it coming back now though. 
Madwoman, it sounds good that he is not glossing over things with the psych, I worry about that with ds1 and his inclusion worker, as he likes their sessions to be nice and fun, so often doesn't tell her about worries in case it spoils their time together.
Seeing someone more frequently sounds like a plan as well. I never understand why they seem to think things can ever improve significantly with widely spaced appointments, as you spend the first half of every session having to settle back in an trust all over again.
The eco angle on the continence issues is quite clever isn't it. Perhaps she felt the pull-ups angle might make him feel guilty? More likely that she just hadn't thought of it though.
for you about the organisational stuff. Why on earth can't she see that organisational support isn't a luxury, it's a necessity and they can't learn the skills unless someone teaches them. 
I would be very suspicious about the meds as well, given that he hasn't taken them every day, but the school say he is a changed child. 
Hope next year's teacher is better.
How are you getting on TLP?