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Issyc wrote: »

They reckon that lots of people have autism but are never diagnosed with it. It's good to have an Awareness Day for it because people don't understand it and lots of people who have it are bullied at school.

My lovely Nephew was diagnosed with Autism late last year, all the family knew he had social skill problems but it took almost two years to have him diagnosed correctly, he's a beautiful boy we love him dearly and his quirky little ways!:)

1+1=4

Westvleteren wrote: »

Middle of nowhere .... er Aberdeenshire.



please keep it up there don't want to see any snow this year:rotfl::rotfl:

Gemini_Jes

Issyc wrote: »

They reckon that lots of people have autism but are never diagnosed with it. It's good to have an Awareness Day for it because people don't understand it and lots of people who have it are bullied at school.

So true. Friends have a 7 year old Autistic son who was born when his Mum was 42 and Dad 48. He is a very loving little boy but prone to temper tantrums if his routine is changed. Simply walking him home from school on the opposite side of the road to normal will cause him to get angry and results in stares etc from other people who don't understand why he is reacting as he is. He attends mainstream school and has many friends although he has been bullied because of his autism. Children can be very cruel to others who are a little different.

tweets

Westvleteren wrote: »

It's snowing..:eek:

:eek: we got it forecast for tonight :eek:

purdita

Westvleteren wrote: »

Started a few hours ago but was sleety, now it's big white flakes and it looks like it is starting lie.

We had a late lunch in the garden as it was so warm!!

The sun is obviously shining on the righteous down here in the Westcountry
Don't you agree Cornish Cousins?

Issyc

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DanielleNic87

Smart1e wrote: »

Or if your name is Jodie Marsh you can use it for fake tan!;)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Issyc

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

So true. Friends have a 7 year old Autistic son who was born when his Mum was 42 and Dad 48. He is a very loving little boy but prone to temper tantrums if his routine is changed. Simply walking him home from school on the opposite side of the road to normal will cause him to get angry and results in stares etc from other people who don't understand why he is reacting as he is. He attends mainstream school and has many friends although he has been bullied because of his autism. Children can be very cruel to others who are a little different.

Very well said, Gemini Jes. I don't know much about it, only what others have told me or I've read about or seen on tv.

bcw123

Issyc wrote: »

Woo hoo! Snow in April! My parents got married on 21st April many years ago and it snowed on their wedding day.

They could of got married at Easter because we went to Coombe Haven to a caravan park many years ago and it snowed at that was a easter weekend

Issyc

bcw123 wrote: »

They could of got married at Easter because we went to Coombe Haven to a caravan park many years ago and it snowed at that was a easter weekend

I am talking about over 60 years ago!