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Hpppmmfff, I'll believe that when I see it. Sorry to sound cynical, but for govt after govt of any persuasion, the attitude to autism has been one of "if they don't look disabled, then they're not, let's not spend a penny on them".
thats why its taking me two appeals to get my son the right dla award he needs. its true what Bookworm said
" the attitude to autism has been one of "if they don't look disabled, then they're not, let's not spend a penny on them".
Isn't it ironic that there seems to be overwhelming support for an autism bill on one hand while we're throwing Gary McKinnon hands and feet bound to the US "justice"? Double standards or what?
'Bail-out' hope for autism carers
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