Christmas and the Spectrum. Well it is that time of the year again, and whilst we struggle about what to buy for people, buying for people on spectrum is a lot harder. Believe me I know. I don’t know about you, but my daughter never asks for anything and sees no need for anyone to buy …
Well fellow travellers on this journey and especially those who have endured these blogs from beginning and followed our story, welcome to my latest news post. I have lots of exciting news to impart, firstly we know our children haven’t got a disability just a different ability. My reason for stating this will become clear …
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Hi All, as I said in our Facebook Video I have been busy finding out about all the things that you as parents need to know about, whether you have a child on autistic spectrum or a child with more physical needs. I was at a show last week for Occupational Therapists and there were …
This chapter of my life began when I was aged 57 and three-quarters, and I have probably aged 20 years since then. It has been a journey indeed, with ups and downs, but I have met so many lovely people along the way, and it is for that reason that I carry on. When I …
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The Pan Disability & ASD Friendly Leisure Pool Sessions start back on Tuesday 9th January! The sessions run EVERY Tuesday from 6.00pm-7.30pm until 21st March (excludes 13th Feb). The combined session is aimed at families with members who are disabled or on the Autistic Spectrum. The session will be quieter as numbers will be controlled for …
Well loyal followers, this is the first blog of 2018 and what a year it has been so although late I wish you all a Happy 2018! So family first. Our year ended with a wedding as my son was married on 22 December. I might add he only gave me six weeks notice but …
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Frank Stephens is a man with Down Syndrome who has accomplished much in life, including competing in the Special Olympics, lecturing at universities, and visiting the White House—twice. His address to Congress about funding Down Syndrome research recently made rounds on social media, and it’s no wonder why; he speaks eloquently, boldly, and passionately about a very difficult subject.