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jewels4
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New to this chat. Parent to a lovely little girl age 4 who has recently been diagnosed with ASD... finding little support in my rural area... so thought would be good to reach out to a few networks for support, guidance and gain a bit more knowledge.
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Hi @jewels4 - Welcome to this very supportive community, & thank you for joining. We have quite a lot of members that have children with ASD, as well as adults with this.There's a section here on Scope about Autism & Aspergers which you may find helpful. See: https://community.scope.org.uk/categories/learning-disabilities-and-autismThere's also the National Autistic Society: https://www.autism.org.uk/ which you may very well have come across.Anyway, please do look around Scope, & join in any discussions you may find relevant.Last, but not least, please do post here any time; you will always be most welcome.
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Thanks @chiarieds will have a look at the first link as haven’t heard of this one.
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welcome to the group. I also found this group today and also have a (now 9 years old) daughter who was diagnosed a few years back with ASD and ADHD. Happy to answer any questions or chat anytime you like. I am quite rural myself but we are moving house in April to be closer to civilisation (although still not much support there).
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hi @KellyCornwall. Thanks for that... we are in a town just not good for services unless we are willing to travel for 45min to an hour..which is such a shame..I may be in touch with some questions..
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Hi @jewels4 and welcome to the Community. It is nice to meet you and thank you for sharing with us. I see you have been given great advice and support above by members. I don't have much to add, just wanted to welcome you. You will find the forum to be a really supportive and friendly space with lots of lovely people on it. I hope you find the Community to be helpful and you get the support you need for your little girl. I look forward to seeing you on here and I hope you enjoy your time with us. If there is anything we can do to help/support you then please just ask. All the best.Winner of the Scope New Volunteer Award 2019.
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