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chris_good
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Joined: Jan 2009 /
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Post Date: 17 Jan 2009, 01:57:16
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hi,
i guess the first thing i should do is introduce myself and give you the reason for my writing to you. at present i am under-going some market research into the special need services and parents with children who have special needs in ireland. the research is to see if there is sufficient demand to set up a business providing the parents who have children with special needs support and counselling along with helping the children involved come to terms with their special needs as well as ensuring that they can make the most of their educational opportunities at the various key stages in their lives. i am both qualified in special needs as well as psychology and counselling. if i am able to prove there is a need for such a service it would put weight behind the business plan.. many thanks chris |
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kaylapearson
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Joined: Jan 2009 /
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Post Date: 26 Jan 2009, 06:39:05
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http://www.kaylapearson.com Hello my name is Kayla. I have three kids and am a full time working mom as well. Our youngest was born last year with esophageal atresia/tef down syndrome tracheomalacia,bronchomalacia,laryngomalacia and developed atalecsis of the lings he is fed by g tube and had a nissen fundoplication after his primary repair. My time is limited and i know this. I ma trying to go back to school. I take life one day at a time because i never know if tomorrow will come. If I get any spare time which it is hard to come by well I should say sleep is hard to come by I work on my personal blog of kayla person dedicated to our sona nd anyone who can relate or use the information. So if you get a chance you should come by and say hello. |
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Lissa
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Joined: Jun 2009 /
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Post Date: 23 Apr 2010, 11:19:09
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Hi,
I am a very blessed mother of 3 girls. My 1st daughter has Spastic diplegia CP.
I think there is great demand for what your offering.
We just need to get the word out.
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Ali
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Joined: Jul 2010 /
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Post Date: 28 Jul 2010, 09:12:25
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Hi,
I am new on here as i am having problems finding suitable day placements for my daughter who is 20 and has Downs syndrome. There does not seem to be anything where she mixes with her own peer group whilst doing things age appropriate.I had a shock today what is allowed in day care facilities so if any changes can be made to go forwards not backwards is very needed here as i left the UK only a year ago.There needs to be more support for parents definately and most of all CHOICES! they say choices are important but dont give any.
Good luck and well done
Alison |
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