BBC Question Time PLEASE Email - Link and Q

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Click here: BBC NEWS | Programmes | Question Time | Send us your questions

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PLEASE get everybody you know to send the question - TODAY if poss or TOMORROW morning at latest

1:100 UK children have Autism.

Childrens Commissioner for England Sir Al Aynsley-Green said recently that schools throughout the UK are shamefully failing children with Autism.

Is the panel aware that not only do these children fail to receive a decent education but that they are also unable to access proper medical care on the NHS to treat the medical conditions that often go hand in hand with Autism such as severe gut issues, malabsorption and immune system problems?

What advice can the panel give to the thousands of parents of children with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD's)?

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In a message dated 03/10/2006 17:02:46 GMT Daylight Time, neno@... writes:

Approximately 1:100 of children in the UK have autism. Those children,as well as adults with autism, often have various medical problems,including sometimes SEVERE gastroinestinal issues.There is absolutely no medical help given to these individuals throughthe NHS - parents have incredibly hard time having their childrenexamined by specialist doctors, and even when some sort of diagnosis ismade there is no treatment offered by the NHS.Is the panel aware of this and what do the members of the panel thinkshould be done to change this shameful situation?

>>>>OH I love that one! Fingers crossed people!

Mandi x

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have sent in the following:

" Approximately 1:100 of children in the UK have autism. Those children,

as well as adults with autism, often have various medical problems,

including sometimes SEVERE gastroinestinal issues.

There is absolutely no medical help given to these individuals through

the NHS - parents have incredibly hard time having their children

examined by specialist doctors, and even when some sort of diagnosis is

made there is no treatment offered by the NHS.

Is the panel aware of this and what do the members of the panel think

should be done to change this shameful situation?

Natasa Blagojevic-Stokic

London SW16 2JY

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> _Click here: BBC NEWS | Programmes | Question Time | Send us your

questions_

> (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/question_time/5399242.stm)

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> Link above - you can cut and paste

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> PLEASE get everybody you know to send the question - TODAY if poss or

> TOMORROW morning at latest

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> 1:100 UK children have Autism.

>

> Childrens Commissioner for England Sir Al Aynsley-Green said recently

that

> schools throughout the UK are shamefully failing children with

Autism.

>

> Is the panel aware that not only do these children fail to receive a

decent

> education but that they are also unable to access proper medical care

on the

> NHS to treat the medical conditions that often go hand in hand with

Autism

> such as severe gut issues, malabsorption and immune system problems?

>

> What advice can the panel give to the thousands of parents of

children with

> autistic spectrum disorders (ASD's)?

>

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In a message dated 03/10/2006 20:20:33 GMT Daylight Time, hughandsarah@... writes:

Fab question! Sorry to be dense :-) I copy and paste it but do I put "I would like this asked by Mandi in the audience"? and do I say "question written by Natasa ..." Argh! Scared!

>>>LOLOL - No YOU are asking the question - it may be read out and your name would be on it - all I am doing (I think) is mobilising the troops

Mandi x who hopes its Natasa Q too

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Fab question! Sorry to be dense :-) I copy and paste it but do I

put " I would like this asked by Mandi in the audience " ? and do I

say " question written by Natasa ... "

Argh! Scared!

:-)

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> In a message dated 03/10/2006 17:02:46 GMT Daylight Time,

> neno@... writes:

>

> Approximately 1:100 of children in the UK have autism. Those

children,

> as well as adults with autism, often have various medical

problems,

> including sometimes SEVERE gastroinestinal issues.

>

> There is absolutely no medical help given to these individuals

through

> the NHS - parents have incredibly hard time having their children

> examined by specialist doctors, and even when some sort of

diagnosis is

> made there is no treatment offered by the NHS.

>

> Is the panel aware of this and what do the members of the panel

think

> should be done to change this shameful situation?

>

>

>

> >>>>OH I love that one! Fingers crossed people!

>

> Mandi x

>

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Sent it. Go Girl!!

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Click here: BBC NEWS | Programmes | Question Time | Send us your questions

Link above - you can cut and paste

PLEASE get everybody you know to send the question - TODAY if poss or TOMORROW morning at latest

1:100 UK children have Autism.

Childrens Commissioner for England Sir Al Aynsley-Green said recently that schools throughout the UK are shamefully failing children with Autism.

Is the panel aware that not only do these children fail to receive a decent education but that they are also unable to access proper medical care on the NHS to treat the medical conditions that often go hand in hand with Autism such as severe gut issues, malabsorption and immune system problems?

What advice can the panel give to the thousands of parents of children with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD's)?

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Ooops I did it yesterday - just forgot to post!!

Jacqui

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> Sent it. Go Girl!!

> BBC Question Time PLEASE Email - Link and Q

>

>

> Click here: BBC NEWS | Programmes | Question Time | Send us your

questions

>

> Link above - you can cut and paste

>

> PLEASE get everybody you know to send the question - TODAY if

poss or

> TOMORROW morning at latest

>

>

> 1:100 UK children have Autism.

>

> Childrens Commissioner for England Sir Al Aynsley-Green said

recently that

> schools throughout the UK are shamefully failing children with

Autism.

>

> Is the panel aware that not only do these children fail to

receive a

> decent education but that they are also unable to access proper

medical care

> on the NHS to treat the medical conditions that often go hand in

hand with

> Autism such as severe gut issues, malabsorption and immune system

problems?

>

> What advice can the panel give to the thousands of parents of

children

> with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD's)?

>

[Guest guest]

> _Click here: BBC NEWS | Programmes | Question Time | Send us your

> questions_

> (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/question_time/5399242.stm)

>

> Link above - you can cut and paste

>

> PLEASE get everybody you know to send the question - TODAY if poss or

> TOMORROW morning at latest

>

>

>

>

> 1:100 UK children have Autism.

>

> Childrens Commissioner for England Sir Al Aynsley-Green said recently

> that

> schools throughout the UK are shamefully failing children with Autism.

>

> Is the panel aware that not only do these children fail to receive a

> decent

> education but that they are also unable to access proper medical care on

> the

> NHS to treat the medical conditions that often go hand in hand with

> Autism

> such as severe gut issues, malabsorption and immune system problems?

>

> What advice can the panel give to the thousands of parents of children

> with

> autistic spectrum disorders (ASD's)?

>

>

>

Great question!!!

sent the same question this morning.

Dawn(Birmingham)

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-My own version of the question submitted.

Kay.

> _Click here: BBC NEWS | Programmes | Question Time | Send us your

questions_

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> Link above - you can cut and paste

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> PLEASE get everybody you know to send the question - TODAY if poss

or

> TOMORROW morning at latest

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>

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