So Josh gets up and goes to the gym at 5:45 does he? Is that code for "meeting a single mum in the woods for a quick game of hide the sausage? Because he doesn't look like he's going to the gym regularly
I'm not one to defend her but I've watched the stories twice and I don't think she seemed heartbroken at all. What I saw was some genuine emotion for her daughter. A good friend of mine has a son who is autistic and she had a similar reaction - not one of heartbreak because he is different (he is wonderful) but emotion stemming from fear and uncertainty around what it would mean for him, in terms of making sure he got the support he needed. It's no secret that even if you have a diagnosis getting the right support for your child is not easy and you have to advocate for your child every step of the way. If you've never had experience of that, it's a daunting task and, I think that's what I saw in those stories.Why does it seem that’s she’s beyond heartbroken at the thought that L has autism. My son is autistic and he is the most wonderful, bright capable child filled with passion for learning and an amazing realistic outlook on life. I wouldn’t take his autism away even if I could. It’s not a bad thing to be different
I flicked through this thread last night, so I don’t know if it has been said, but I do agree with you that R looked embarrassed and worried about what T was going to sayI just find the speed of this quite strange. I work in education and even without COVID-19 it can take a hell of a time to get a child diagnosed. Yet she’s not had a formal diagnosis and is being moved to a school with better facilities for autistic children without it being known if she is actually autistic. Admittedly I work with primary aged children but when input is required from outside agencies it can take a long time and usually schools have to put things in place with the resources they have. I also live in a different part of the country to her and whilst it’s classed as a fairly affluent area the funding in education is just not there. I’m pleased L is dealing with it so positively but R looked almost embarrassed to me which made me cross. I do think it’s because this could be the start of all her skeletons falling out of the cupboard and a lot of her lies will be outed. As usual it will end up being all about R. I hope to god she doesn’t use this for engagement but sadly with her track record I think she will
EXACTLY what I thought? You know what would get the attention back thoughBet Bekind will be pissed off if L gets more attention
I had a friend who used to go into work early to ‘catch up’..... which involved going round to the bloke’s house she was having an affair with....So Josh gets up and goes to the gym at 5:45 does he? Is that code for "meeting a single mum in the woods for a quick game of hide the sausage? Because he doesn't look like he's going to the gym regularly
she must be really struggling if she got a place in the specialist bit. My son has ASD, diagnosed in year 1 & struggled all through primary school. It got so bad, even with an EHCP, no one knew what to do with him. 2 different ASD teams had ran out of ideas & that still wasnt enough to get him in a specialist bit. Thankfully he’s doing MUCH better now but it was a slog!Alot of mainstream schools now have separate autism provisions not just specialist schools. It is an incredibly long drawn out process to get a full diagnosis but a good SENCO and an appropriate EHCP will help.
I hardly think the comments I've been reading are troll behaviour in fact quite supportive and constructive.
She‘ll have a tracker on his car & phone I bet she’s scared to death he’ll cheat on her.So Josh gets up and goes to the gym at 5:45 does he? Is that code for "meeting a single mum in the woods for a quick game of hide the sausage? Because he doesn't look like he's going to the gym regularly
How will E cope, we can all see how much she needs to be the centre of attention.And poor I will be ignored even moreBet Bekind will be pissed off if L gets more attention
Well said. I really have doubts over her post. If she is making this up she’s one sick woman.Is it plausible that Rachel has simply applied for T to move schools (as any parent is allowed to at any time) and a space has come up in their preferred school so that’s why she’s moving? Is there any proof that she is being moved to an actual specialist school due to her issues? I sometimes work in a specialist SEN school (supply agency work) and they have 32 spaces for children aged 8-18 so, as you can imagine, places are hugely competitive and some children come from miles away to attend. It does seem incredibly unlikely that T has very quickly been able to make a move to a specialist school without an EHCP.
Could she have decided to send her to a private school? They usually have much better support/ facilities because they have the funding. Maybe tallulah started back at school and was struggling so much and there is (wrongly) so little state funded help that they’ve decided to pay for it? And maybe she’s known this might be a possibility for a while, which is why the house renovation stopped because she knew she might have school fees to pay? If so, at least she’s using the ad money to try and help her kid. All speculation though, don’t even know if there are any private schools near them.she must be really struggling if she got a place in the specialist bit. My son has ASD, diagnosed in year 1 & struggled all through primary school. It got so bad, even with an EHCP, no one knew what to do with him. 2 different ASD teams had ran out of ideas & that still wasnt enough to get him in a specialist bit. Thankfully he’s doing MUCH better now but it was a slog!
This is what i was thinking when she was touting the teenagers making stupid decisions earlier on in the week but with that same deflated look on her face .EXACTLY what I thought? You know what would get the attention back though
Thanks for sharing, I miss the vids now im blocked!She's charming .... And pretty sure when Seb sprayed her with the deodorant, he told her she smelled
You can tell she edited some bits out. I don’t think we saw the whole conversation. T said something on one bit, but then it didn’t follow through to the next. It felt like she (T) wanted the story to reach certain people? Bullies maybe?I got the feeling that R was also uncomfortable because she didn't know exactly what T was going to say. R didn't want to be caught lying etc.