[POSSIBLE SPAM] Re: [POSSIBLE SPAM] Re: Mike Fitzpat and NAS - wow...

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That is ABSOLUTELY infuriating. I cannot get inside these people's

heads. They obviously want to be kind. I would never have thought

stuffing sugar down children's necks was a good thing even pre-autism

when I didn't have a clue about most things. If the mum expressly told

me it made their child ill, I couldn't imagine going against it. They

must either be totally dim or think we're being cruel or something.

Sara

stephaniesirr wrote:

>

> You must remember to offer these " friends " a nice bar of laxative

> chocolate as a thank you.

>

> This year we had two people who we actually asked " is it chocolate? "

> about Tom's gifts.

>

> One said " no " - and it was a Cadbury's assortment box (eh??? lucky I

> recognise this shape from the next room) and one said " not really,

> it's just a little bit " and it was a whole box of solid chocolate

> snowmen shapes. Meaning that only the wrapping paper of each choc

> could be considered " not really " chocolate. Great gift for a child,

> the wrapping paper off chocolate snowmen.

>

> And Tom's aunt sent him a gingerbread train kit. Perfect for the

> sugar free diet, that he's been on since ooh 2006.

>

> Steph x

>

>

> > >

> > > It's called lego therapy been around for quite some time as I

> seen

> > this ages

> > > ago and asked on another autism board, was shocked to find so

> many

> > agree and

> > > think this is a great help to our children, I know is not

> in the

> > least

> > > bit interested an even now will only very occasionaly play with

> the

> > giant mega

> > > blocks, small ones on the bottom in an impossible tower!

> > > Vicky

> > >

> >

>

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