they were both adopted as children and lived streets away and found out when they began talking.
I think these two look alike I always have.... have they had a dna test? May be a reason to bring back Jezza if their kids are siblingcousinauntieuncles
The Radford Family #15 They're still claiming it's funded by pies, it's all lies lies lies
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I think these two look alike I always have.... have they had a dna test? May be a reason to bring back Jezza if their kids are siblingcousinauntieuncles
We all know damn well she wouldn't
Apologies if I offended you with my reply.
With all due respect, we have seen absolutely nothing in all the vlogs over the years to suggest Max requires anything but mainstream schooling, so I guessed you either didn't follow the vlogs to know that or (wrongly assumed) you didn't realise what a wide spectrum asd is. I apologise for assuming that, although still find the question odd if I'm honest, even more so with your claimed experience but there you go
I think it's quite different to look at a random select list of things many youths experience and say "I didn't do those things either" ,(nor did I, for the most part), but most of us will be living life wildly differently now to how we did at 13, 20, 30 etc (depending on age now). Life moves on over the years and we (general we) move with it. We experience different things, have different responsibilities etc.
Sue's life, at 45, is pretty much identical to her life at 20 (I won't say 13, as clearly her parents helped a lot when Chris was tiny). At 20, she had a few kids, was spending her days changing nappies and cleaning up after young kids, doing school runs etc. She's doing exactly the same 25 years later, just with a hell of a lot more kids and more money. She's literally never had a life away from the hone, away from Noel and the kids. She's never experienced going out to work, meeting new people (except other mums at the school gates - although she's usually running late so probably doesn't see much of them either!). At 45, her life has never been her own. Most people have a period of "finding themselves", learning to fend for themselves, before they start a family. Most people then start gaining that independent life back when their [/QUOTENo I don’t follow the vlogs, just watch the shows and hadn’t seen the latest episode hence my query about Max’s school which is inquisitive, not strange. We are currently in the process of looking at senior schools so
Apologies if I offended you with my reply.
With all due respect, we have seen absolutely nothing in all the vlogs over the years to suggest Max requires anything but mainstream schooling, so I guessed you either didn't follow the vlogs to know that or (wrongly assumed) you didn't realise what a wide spectrum asd is. I apologise for assuming that, although still find the question odd if I'm honest, even more so with your claimed experience but there you go
I think it's quite different to look at a random select list of things many youths experience and say "I didn't do those things either" ,(nor did I, for the most part), but most of us will be living life wildly differently now to how we did at 13, 20, 30 etc (depending on age now). Life moves on over the years and we (general we) move with it. We experience different things, have different responsibilities etc.
Sue's life, at 45, is pretty much identical to her life at 20 (I won't say 13, as clearly her parents helped a lot when Chris was tiny). At 20, she had a few kids, was spending her days changing nappies and cleaning up after young kids, doing school runs etc. She's doing exactly the same 25 years later, just with a hell of a lot more kids and more money. She's literally never had a life away from the hone, away from Noel and the kids. She's never experienced going out to work, meeting new people (except other mums at the school gates - although she's usually running late so probably doesn't see much of them either!). At 45, her life has never been her own. Most people have a period of "finding themselves", learning to fend for themselves, before they start a family. Most people then start gaining that independent life back when their kids become teens and older and start branching out on their own life adventures. Unlike most adults, Sue has never had any of that and never will do. Even if Heidie is truly the last, Sue will be in her 60s by the time she turns 18 and will probably have 20+ grandkids by then. Her life has literally revolved around babies. Most people get that stage of their lives over with in less than 10 years, before repeating it slightly with more enjoyment 20-30 years later with grandchildren.
We all have our reasons for asking questions and quite frankly I shouldn’t need to put why I am asking but for the record I don’t follow the vlogs so get all the info from here and I hadn’t yet seen the latest episode on channel five so I was naturally interested in Max’s school whether it us mainstream or not as we need to look at senior schools soon for our daughter but now i wish i had just seen the episode as asking on here gets treated as ‘strange’ and belittling my experience is uncalled for such as ‘claimed experience’
Have you seen that someone said DIY SOS should go round to their house and help them do it up, Jesus Christ they are delusional!!!
They purchased the house for £240k in 2004, don’t know if someone can do some quick maths and figure out if it’s mortgage free now, because that’s a pretty big monthly expense to add to the magical 30k that keeps them ticking over!
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This is clearly a sensitive subject for you, and I apologise if you've misinterpreted my confusion at why you would ask such a question as belittling. I was just confused as to why anyone would question whether Max goes to a special school based purely on the fact he's been diagnosed with asd, as that's how your first query read, to me. It's very easy to assume that everyone who posts in this thread is aware of the Radfords and therefore would have seen for themselves how Max's autism presents, meaning there's absolutely no need for special school provision (for him).
Clearly your experience with your daughter is very different to Max, if you're having to consider special school provisions, thus highlighting just how wide a spectrum asd is. No belittling, so no need to be so touchy. Good luck in finding your daughter the most suitable provision for her needs.
This is clearly a sensitive subject for you, and I apologise if you've misinterpreted my confusion at why you would ask such a question as belittling. I was just confused as to why anyone would question whether Max goes to a special school based purely on the fact he's been diagnosed with asd, as that's how your first query read, to me. It's very easy to assume that everyone who posts in this thread is aware of the Radfords and therefore would have seen for themselves how Max's autism presents, meaning there's absolutely no need for special school provision (for him).
Clearly your experience with your daughter is very different to Max, if you're having to consider special school provisions, thus highlighting just how wide a spectrum asd is. No belittling, so no need to be so touchy. Good luck in finding your daughter the most suitable provision for her needs.
I find it strange that they have mentioned Millie’s pregnancy at all in the tv series then now in episode 3 there’s a magic new addition 
I thought they would have been going on about it non stop from the start to get the views in
I thought they would have been going on about it non stop from the start to get the views inI agree I have said before the first time I ever seen them on TV I thought they looked very similar
Shhh, spoilers!I find it strange that they have mentioned Millie’s pregnancy at all in the tv series then now in episode 3 there’s a magic new addition
I would imagine that wasn’t their first house purchase, although my betting would be that they had a council property which they bought at a discount to give them the kind of deposit they would have needed to buy a 240K house. It doesn’t seem a lot to pay for house now but 20 years ago, especially where they are, that would have been a huge financial undertaking.
Check the reg plate on DVLA if its ever shown and it should say it’s DLA/PIP (I think)
no they had a property before. If you did a little digging, maybe the change of usage document for their current address has their old address on it, a 4 bed house.
I watched the first episode this morning and Noel said he sits with the younger kids to get them to sleep I was thinking they’ve clearly thought we’ve forgot about them locking the kids in their rooms by taking the handles off the doors when they wouldn’t stay in their rooms! Take it it’s being brushed under the carpet because that was with C4 and now their on C5 
They forgot about that nonsense from one episode to another tbh. Last week it was all bedtime stories and stroking their heads until they fall asleep (so staged!), this week it was all get to bed, then 10 mins later when they're all up running around again "get back into your beds now!"I watched the first episode this morning and Noel said he sits with the younger kids to get them to sleep I was thinking they’ve clearly thought we’ve forgot about them locking the kids in their rooms by taking the handles off the doors when they wouldn’t stay in their rooms! Take it it’s being brushed under the carpet because that was with C4 and now their on C5
great social distancing as well
If they bought it as a house though that had been declassified as a commercial property, I would think that address (of the four bed property) is where the owners of the care home lived. They would have changed the use of the property from commercial to residential prior to selling it to obviously open up the market for the house.
Otherwise it would mean that the Radfords had bought the care home whilst still owning their previous house. Unless they came into some hefty cash inheritance or big money win, that doesn’t seem plausible to me.
Just joined thanks to this thread! I'm appalled by this family.
Now that's a thought. Is anything known about their birth parents?
No but it's a spectrum isn't it? High functioning etc.
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