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GeminiLion | Senior Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

GeminiRoar: Private versus the Public Health

Firstly, apologises for making another post. I might need my own sane category lol. I wanted to tell people but don't know if I should post my personal business on my fb account (I have a mix bag of 760 maybe something "friends" mostly who I don't know).

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Serenity1 | Senior Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

difficult mother

The mother who is not very nice to my daughter & i -& her daughter is not nice to my daughter- has been at it again- every time I give her the benefit of the doubt & hope things will get better & improve- another thing just keeps happening

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Eden1919 | Senior Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

Not being taken seriously by family/carers

sorry to start another thread. but i was wondering if anyone else does not get taken seriously by their family or carers because they have a mental illness? No one ever took my feelings seriously while i was growing up and always said they were not valid

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Eden1919 | Senior Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

An honest question...

I have a very honest question that anyone can feel free to answer and I just want to say upfront I am NOT calling anyone out or placing blame of any kind here I only want to understand something so that I can either work around it better or put it to the

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 7 years ago

Having mi and parenting an asd child

Hi all, I normally use lived experience forums and I have posted this there as well. I have alot of mi stuff and it gets challenging being a parent but now teachers and drs believe that my Mr 6 has autism. I know what autism is like having a younge

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 7 years ago

Having mi and parenting an asd child

Hi all, Will be posting this in carers forum too. I have alot of mi stuff and it gets challenging being a parent but now teachers and drs believe that my Mr 6 has autism. I know what autism is like having a younger brother with it. But despi

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Bunniekins | Senior Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

flutterby I don't understand ....

@Zoe7 sweetheart what has happened? last time we spoke everything was looking great re job. You were cuddling up to your two babies and looking forward to a bright future. Lil pea is confused and very worried. I know you cannot talk much but please

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GeminiLion | Senior Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

GeminiRoar: Worried about the future

I am very down tonight. I am very stressed and worried and concern about the future. I had hope that things would be better after tonight, but I am now fearing the worst (being force to struggle on a stupid welfare card unable to have a normal life, not h

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