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Living not drowning: Long silence

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Saturday, 14 December 2013. It's been a long time since I found myself here and shared our experience of "Living, not drowning" with you. It's only now I realise that's because we were literally drowning. When the case officer from the LEA was asked if she had anything to add, she said she had never been to such a positive annual review whic...

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Living not drowning: April 2012

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Saturday, 7 April 2012. Why shouldn't my son be given the opportunities that are denied him through us receiving insufficient respite and hence feeling too exhausted to contemplate outings and visits that require immeasurable amounts of energy and planning to set up? Who helps us when we're physically incapable any more? Links to this post.

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Living not drowning: Goodbye 2013 - what a year

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Monday, 30 December 2013. Goodbye 2013 - what a year. This Christmas laughter filled the house, food was shared, Christmas trees decorated, presents exchanged, mince pies made, films recorded and watched, advent calendars opened, cookies baked, carols sung, cards written (OK, they were just my daughter's school cards and she never managed to...

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Living not drowning: Little things

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Friday, 5 September 2014. Little things mean a lot". I couldn't put it better if I tried. Little things mean a lot. 28 March 2015 at 08:40. 10 February 2016 at 23:10. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). So, you've found my blog. Many things may have brought you here but I hope that now you've found me you'll decide to stay. Where do I start?

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Living not drowning: December 2013

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Monday, 30 December 2013. Goodbye 2013 - what a year. This Christmas laughter filled the house, food was shared, Christmas trees decorated, presents exchanged, mince pies made, films recorded and watched, advent calendars opened, cookies baked, carols sung, cards written (OK, they were just my daughter's school cards and she never managed to...

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Living not drowning: September 2014

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Saturday, 13 September 2014. Little steps forward mean so much. I never assume progress will happen for James so when it does I'm stunned and happy. And I celebrate very step with the same wonder and awe that a new mum has on seeing her child's first smile. This week our progress points are:. Nails cut - tick. Toileting improving - tick.

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Living not drowning: September 2011

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Thursday, 1 September 2011. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). So, you've found my blog. Many things may have brought you here but I hope that now you've found me you'll decide to stay. Join me, learn with me, laugh with me, cry with me, live with me. London, United Kingdom. Where do I start? View my complete profile. The Comple...

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Living not drowning: Ready, steady, go!

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Saturday, 6 September 2014. Ready, steady, go! Thats such a positive, powerful post. Go girl! 13 September 2014 at 11:16. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). So, you've found my blog. Many things may have brought you here but I hope that now you've found me you'll decide to stay. London, United Kingdom. Where do I start? Sensory Perception D...

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Living not drowning: A very worthwhile appointment.

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Thursday, 3 May 2012. A very worthwhile appointment. Oh I weep for your sorrow. I cannot begin to imagine how you are feeling but wish you every last drop of strength and know that the love you have for your son will develop a new kind of rewarding relationship. 14 May 2012 at 23:00. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). London, United Kingdom.

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Living not drowning: What a difference a year makes

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A bit about our life as a family with an autistic child. As we learn more about our son, and embrace his autism, we are reclaiming our life and living, not drowning. Thursday, 4 September 2014. What a difference a year makes. However you look at it, it's a long time. And it's been a very busy year with ups and downs and lots of action. Last time I wrote, James had finished his first term in his new school - he's just started his second year! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Perhaps it should come with...