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3/10/2017 / Date of tribunal for my son
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Skippy1976
Community member Posts: 13 Connected
Today after nearly 18 weeks of waiting..we received the court date for my sons hearing-
It will be tomorrow!!
I’m so worried, scared, anxious- without time to focus and compose myself or worse still my son.
Things like this can really effect him, and having no time to talk with him or go over the case again has really knocked us.
l don’t know what tomorrow will bring, lve had to fight for My sons rights so much lm tired of explaining the whys and reasons.
However/ l/we will.
It will be tomorrow!!
I’m so worried, scared, anxious- without time to focus and compose myself or worse still my son.
Things like this can really effect him, and having no time to talk with him or go over the case again has really knocked us.
l don’t know what tomorrow will bring, lve had to fight for My sons rights so much lm tired of explaining the whys and reasons.
However/ l/we will.
Comments
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We won!!!!!
enhanced daily living
enhanced Motability.
horrible experience- but worth seeing it to the end. -
Congratulations
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Justice does take place, really happy for you
CR
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
Yes it does, but what a daunting experience.
The Docter, the judge, they were understanding- the third person made it all hard work.
it has wiped my son out- he’s gone quiet and withdrawn, so now better focus on getting him well again. -
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