Was only last year she was saying how worried she was about covid and how her son is vulnerable ....
Soon as restrictions ease she's off out to pub... with her vulnerable son, getting herself pampered and preened, prancing around thinking she's off only way is Nottz and probably getting that weave gifted. Doesn't seem to match her own hair colour.
She's chucked some of js clothes in the wash and waved him goodbye on school transport, probably chucked him the ipad as soon as he gets home and that's her parenting done for the week.
Whilst there's others in the sen community terrified to go out to shops hairdressers, nail bars... let alone pubs... AND they don't have the time or money to do that.
Lips look like they've been injected. Bruised and puffy. She's spent how much on new clothes for them both, the hideous pj's alone were over the top.
Shes not hiding this very well is she. Usually when there's a purchase in the past, there's then been a hospital admission. Everytime there's been any controversy there's been a hospital stay so people forget the latest designer item or holiday. She's now openly showing off even more than she did because she thinks she's untouchable. Kathy in the hood, single mother of in her head severely disabled child.
I feel sorry for you kath. Not because your a 'struggling single mum of a disabled boy' but because you don't seem to have that motherly bond that others have with their children. You are led by a materialistic lifestyle, that seems to me quite lonely. I think your an extremely unhappy woman who wishes her son wasn't disabled. Who will do everything you can to leave him with others so you can enjoy yourself. To indulge in your self importance and huge ego.
I feel sorry for you because that little boy is amazing and you won't be there to see his firsts. You don't get to feel this out of the world achievement when your child does something you have taught them. Not school. Not his dad. Not his carers. Not therpists. You.
I'd say you want to feel lucky your child can communicate, can play, can move around, can be very independent.... but then I am the lucky one for not having those things but love and cherish my child without the things your son has.... because I love my disabled child. I love his personality, the way he looks at me with a love no words need. I love I am the one who has been there at firsts, who gets up in the night, who changes clothes without the need to take a picture of my washing machine. Who takes my child to school. Does his cares how they should be and I love that I advocate in the correct way.
I do feel so sorry for you kath. I mean you can't even love your real name ,you've to fake that along with your lifestyle and love of your child.
whodis 
WTF?! If I told someone that, my kids would be taken away surely??!
) because that little boy is so worthy of all the love in the world. Makes me so upset to think he gets anything less from his own mother.