When the disability team screw up....

Own_My_Own

Also reported.

And on ignore until tomorrow when he gets PPRed

shegirl

Nobody threw a death threat at you.

I laughed at your thread(s),like many many others because you are trolling.

Now kindly leave.

tomtom256

soft_texture wrote: »

Have you ever heard of a dongle? Do you know they give you a different IP address every time you switch them off, Do you know what that means?

That you truly are a worthless troll!

minimad1970

soft_texture wrote: »

Have you ever heard of a dongle? Do you know they give you a different IP address every time you switch them off, Do you know what that means?

soft_texture wrote: »

Well I sleep soundly enough. Shegirl I love reading your other threads. I feel like I'm getting to know you a little bit, isn't that nice.

I'm pleased to see that your spelling and grammar have improved slightly :T

shegirl

An old thread but...

Ds is now 16, he was 13 when I wrote this thread, it was October 2012 they stopped his respite...

Today, finally, after almost 3 years and lots of messing, ignorance and passing the buck, he has finally..... JUST GONE OFF TO THE RESPITE CENTRE THAT HE LOST ALL THAT TIME AGO :j:j:j:j

We've got it back. And I'm sat feeling lost, stuck in some weird time warp and shed a littler tear because it's like having some normality back after all this time

cbrown372

So pleased for your son, take your time and tomorrow go out and buy an ice cream and do something just for yourself, because you can :j

elona

shegirl

I am so pleased for you both.:j:j:j

Waiting to hear if dd will be moved to a caring environment where she can be assessed properly and helped. Trying to step back a bit so she can get the help she needs but feel bad I cannot do it any longer. We lost DH in May and house will have to be sold etc.

marleyboy

Heart goes out to you OP. Our Son hits 6 in a little over a week, OH taking him to his grandparents for a few days. I almost feel guilty in looking forward to a few days rest from him, yet am looking forward to a break.

calleyw

marleyboy wrote: »

Heart goes out to you OP. Our Son hits 6 in a little over a week, OH taking him to his grandparents for a few days. I almost feel guilty in looking forward to a few days rest from him, yet am looking forward to a break.

Why should you. if your sons needs are above and beyond a normal child. You do need a break.

I had a husband who had a stroke and was left disabled it was hard work to the point we split. He was no longer the man I married and sadly for us neither of us could cope with the changes in each other so we split.

I miss him in my life but I don't miss all the stress and hassle and being the responsible adult any more.

Enjoy your few days rest.

Yours


Calley

shegirl

elona wrote: »

shegirl

I am so pleased for you both.:j:j:j

Waiting to hear if dd will be moved to a caring environment where she can be assessed properly and helped. Trying to step back a bit so she can get the help she needs but feel bad I cannot do it any longer. We lost DH in May and house will have to be sold etc.

Sorry for your loss I know it's hard, I hope you get the right place and package for your daughter, it will make life better for both of you x

marleyboy wrote: »

Heart goes out to you OP. Our Son hits 6 in a little over a week, OH taking him to his grandparents for a few days. I almost feel guilty in looking forward to a few days rest from him, yet am looking forward to a break.

There's always the guilt isn't there! Enjoy your well deserved break