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I just had a quick look and it says - Quote:During the official campaign period for the General Election the e-Petitions system will be closed to new submissions and signatures. So you can't vote till next week after all the election stuff is finished. x [/quote] Thanks ![]() Lizzie ![]() Mummy to a lovely boy called Jack who is 4. Jack has Cerebral Palsy, Auditory Neuropathy, Cerebral Visual Impairment and Nystagmus. |
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05-06-2010, 05:40 PM
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Think it's a joke you have to wait so long. Matt got high rate care DLA just before his 2nd birthday but we had to wait a year before we could claim mobility. It was a real struggle trying to explain that he stops breathing anywhere (several times at Tesco's whilst shopping). the probs we had was proving he was different to any normal 3 yr old. He can't be left alone for even a sec as he stops breathing freq xx
Think it's a joke you have to wait so long. Matt got high rate care DLA just before his 2nd birthday but we had to wait a year before we could claim mobility. It was a real struggle trying to explain that he stops breathing anywhere (several times at Tesco's whilst shopping). the probs we had was proving he was different to any normal 3 yr old. He can't be left alone for even a sec as he stops breathing freq xx Think it's a joke you have to wait so long. Matt got high rate care DLA just before his 2nd birthday but we had to wait a year before we could claim mobility. It was a real struggle trying to explain that he stops breathing anywhere (several times at Tesco's whilst shopping). the probs we had was proving he was different to any normal 3 yr old. He can't be left alone for even a sec as he stops breathing freq xx Think it's a joke you have to wait so long. Matt got high rate care DLA just before his 2nd birthday but we had to wait a year before we could claim mobility. It was a real struggle trying to explain that he stops breathing anywhere (several times at Tesco's whilst shopping). the probs we had was proving he was different to any normal 3 yr old. He can't be left alone for even a sec as he stops breathing freq xx (This post was last modified: 07-06-2011 03:24 PM by Mel22.) Mum to Abigail 8 & Matthew 4. Children with disabilities are like butterflies with a broken wing. They are just as beautiful as all others, but they need help to spread their wings.
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07-06-2011, 03:23 PM
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