I unfollowed Erin ages ago, but have been lurking on here to see if she ever changed but apparently not. I also live in Sydney, and also have a disabled child. Erin's experience as the parent of a disabled child just doesn't match my own or that of all the other parents of kids with disabilities that I know, and I know a few thanks to my son going to a specialist school. Everyone just gets on with the job - literally, in most cases. Erin is incredibly privileged to live such a comfortably Eastern Suburbs middle class life (and middle class in the Eastern Suburbs is pretty damn expensive compared to most other places) without having to work, yet she still complains non-stop. Everyone I know with disabled kids - some far far worse off than Lu - still has to also go to work. Yet they also take constant delight in their kids and their development, growth and learning. I had to unfollow her because of this, well before I knew there was anyone else that felt that way about her. She was just so relentlessly negative, but most parents in her shoes by now have just accepted it as their own normal and embraced moving forward. Most also get regular weekly therapy for their kids, not these weird intensives.
Having a support worker on the level they have is also a blessing and a privilege; not everybody manages to get that and you literally do it all on your own or with family while ALSO WORKING. Lu is a beautiful child who has so much potential.