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I don’t think there’s much “I wouldn’t have it any other way” or ‘celebration of quirkiness’ going on here and I’m glad - not for this poor family - but it’s the truth for many who get no help or the right support and it needs to be out there.

This entry was posted on Jul 12 2016

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I fear my 14-year-old son will kill me one day
When Sarah’s son Robbie was diagnosed with autism, aged four, she swore she would always protect and care for him. But 10 years on, she is in need of protection herself
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One Response to “I don’t think there’s much “I wouldn’t have it any other way” or ‘celebration of quirkiness’ going on here and I’m glad - not for this poor family - but it’s the truth for many who get no help or the right support and it needs to be out there.”

  1. By Mildred on Jul 20, 2016 | Reply

    This must be one of the most touching, real and inspiring tales of grief I have ever read. I’m so glad I clicked on your blog again today. ANd how wonderful that you were able to grow through your grefr.Wondieful


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