FWD [] Re: Turning a corner: tho...

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I know just what you mean - it's hard not to wish harm to some of those

so-called professionals.

Margaret

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> This I can relate to I remember who is profoundly autistic and non

> verbal always sobbing to himself, not raging but quietly sobbing in the back

> of the car after a particularly insensitive paed's appointments, most

> especially the time she told me outright " There is nothing in there " ! It's

high

> time people realised that just because little is coming out does not mean

> little is going in. I still harbour murderous thoughts on that B**** and

> console myself with what goes round comes round. I will never lose the

> negative energy towards some people, they need to pray I never gain any

> mystical demonic powers, ha, ha.

> Vicky

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> In a message dated 20/08/2010 09:57:57 GMT Daylight Time,

> thelifechangers@... writes:

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> I recall telling someone in front of my son that he could have been brain

> damaged after a mega accident... He did not say alot.. When \i went to

> parents evening a few months later the teacher asked if she could speak to me

> away from said son... She mentioned that everytime tasks were set which were

> not to DSs liking he told her he could not do it because he was brain

> damaged and she wanted to understand from me how this brain injury restricted

> his learning!!

>