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This is No Ordinary Kid: The Most Fun Appointment Ever

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This is No Ordinary Kid. Family life, raising a child with special needs after surviving Meningitis. Thursday, 5 June 2014. The Most Fun Appointment Ever. Another forgotten blog post and this was from last year. There's an update at the end. Cameron's Ipad and Ipod. The Most Fun Appointment Ever is what I think Cameron would have called our appointment at the Independent Learning Centre. Cameron got to have a play on the mini ipad and the two Samsung devices too. He really was in heaven. An update - Foll...

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This is No Ordinary Kid: Cam Got a Haircut .... Ooops

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This is No Ordinary Kid. Family life, raising a child with special needs after surviving Meningitis. Monday, 16 June 2014. Cam Got a Haircut . Ooops. On Saturday Cameron went with MMM to get a much needed hair cut. I was referring to his hair as Sideburns Gone Wild. He really needed a hair cut. This visit MMM settled Cameron into a chair and spoke with the hairdresser before leaving them both and sitting in the waiting area. Cameron did really well and after a quick consult with MMM about whether pro...

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This is No Ordinary Kid: Just How Many Pairs of Jeans Does One Person Need???

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This is No Ordinary Kid. Family life, raising a child with special needs after surviving Meningitis. Tuesday, 17 June 2014. Just How Many Pairs of Jeans Does One Person Need? This post is not an advertisement and has not been paid for. I just like to tell people when I think a product or service is good. Recently I took Cameron shopping for Jeans. He very inconsiderately grew out of about 4 pairs of last years jeans and now that we don't have school uniforms we need more casual clothes. Cameron happily e...

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The in-character blog of Anna Jones | from World Enough and Time

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The in-character blog of Anna Jones. From World Enough and Time. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. April 8, 2013. Who do we really think was to blame when it comes to the Paris Brown affair? The teenage girl who did what many of us do – tweet at random and talk rubbish? Or the 67-year-old Crime Commissioner, not to mention her team of “very experienced” officers, who appointed a young person to a brand new, very public role and didn’t consider the following:. I mean … duh! March 3, 2013.

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This is No Ordinary Kid: I Don't Consider Myself a Special Needs Parent

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This is No Ordinary Kid. Family life, raising a child with special needs after surviving Meningitis. Friday, 6 June 2014. I Don't Consider Myself a Special Needs Parent. I've read a few blog posts over the last few months about how parents of children with special needs would like people to talk to them and be friends with them. The blog posts I have read have been wonderfully written and have stirred up a lot of good discussion amongst the special needs community. Don't get me wrong, I'm not embarrassed...

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This is No Ordinary Kid: Why Cameron is No Ordinary Kid - Part 60

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This is No Ordinary Kid. Family life, raising a child with special needs after surviving Meningitis. Thursday, 12 June 2014. Why Cameron is No Ordinary Kid - Part 60. I know you were expecting to read whether our marriage survived or not but that was further along in the story so you will just have to wait and see. There were some absolute positives about moving back to the city and mostly they were based around our families and friends. Michael also had a huge positive by moving to the city. He beca...

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This is No Ordinary Kid: Toileting - 18 Year Old Style

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This is No Ordinary Kid. Family life, raising a child with special needs after surviving Meningitis. Thursday, 19 June 2014. Toileting - 18 Year Old Style. The quest for Cameron to become an independent toileter continues. It is painstaking and tiring, frustrating and infuriating. And sometimes it's just plain funny but not very often anymore. Lately he has been having a morning wee in the shower and I figure this is fine. It's all going down the drain and he knows he's doing it so that has to be a p...

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This is No Ordinary Kid: Cameron

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This is No Ordinary Kid. Family life, raising a child with special needs after surviving Meningitis. Cameron was born a healthy bouncing baby boy. First grandchild on both sides of the family and much awaited by family and friends. It had taken five years to have Cameron and we were overjoyed with our little baby boy. Cameron started therapy as soon as he was awake and free of machines to support his body. Therapy has been a major part of his life and continues today seventeen years later. We hav...Camer...

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Post Op Update | WingSmith2010 GOSH Story

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Ear Reconstruction at GOSH, London. Laquo; Surgery Day. September 29, 2013. It’s now Sunday and Sean is doing great. The operation went well, once the doctor came and replaced the clip for Sean on Thursday we were able to go home! So happy not to have a spend a night in hospital. Once home we were all pretty tired and so we all had an early night. Sean slept well and despite worrying about rolling over onto the op site he did great. I’ll post a couple more photos shortly. September 29, 2013 at 7:47 pm.