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Agree with this, In case of accident my blood type is Pepsi shirt I’ve had to withdraw my child from yr 7 last week as her anxiety was acute, the day after the school phones me to say their tests show an autism profile and slow processing speed and memory recall even though she’s above average in reading and spelling. They said home educating is the way forward for my daughter as school life would make her feel too pressurized as Lancashire county council don’t support kids with anxiety linked to learning issues. Any advice from people in the same boat would be appreciated as I’m just beginning this journey!

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They have to offer some form of education if you state the anxiety makes her too ill to attend and you can get a letter from a medical professional. In our situation, our daughter was awarded a special school place in a large school which she cannot cope with. They have ignored her diagnosis of extreme anxiety. In case of accident, my blood type is Pepsi shirt If she could be around so many kids she would have stayed in the mainstream. Good luck Sarah. Drea Davidson, it’s not the government who is putting chemicals in our food, its companies such as Dow, who knowingly contaminate our food air water soil in order to increase their profits. The current administration is complicit in making sure that our food air soil water is toxic. Corporate America has been making record profits, but it’s not enough, they have to adversely impact our lives in every way possible in order to make money, more money!

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Actually, Colette, that is pure crap. They have been genetically mapping autism for years. I’m sure it’s super easy to believe in conspiracy theories, but the reality and facts are that it’s genetic and there’s plenty of scientific literature you can read to help you understand that.  I moved my father in to live with me when he was diagnosed with dementia. I used to love his reaction when my grandsons came to visit. Playing games, having races with him in his wheelchair, eating ice cream together. I will always treasure the smiles and laughter we had.