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I have a a disabled daughter who is 17 and has severe brain damage from a accident that happened when she was 13. she used to live with myself and just before her accident was living with her mother over 200 miles away. she is now in a residential school which is 200 miles away from myself. i have been fighting for parental responsibility for a long time and now i have this, i would like to find a way around having her to come and stay with myself and my partner for weekends and holidays. we live in a tiny rented 2 bedroomed house with her baby sister, and as we are in this position it is impossible to have her here. im sure i should have some rights to have her stay and get help with moving to a more suitable home but have no idea where to start, if she didnt live so far away it wouldnt be a problem but as it stands we have no way of seeing her without traveling 200 miles to visit which is costly and not good enough to spend a hour every so often with her.
would be grateful for any advice. thank u
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(01-19-2012 08:03 PM)Andy2012 Wrote:  Hi everyone,
I have a a disabled daughter who is 17 and has severe brain damage from a accident that happened when she was 13. she used to live with myself and just before her accident was living with her mother over 200 miles away. she is now in a residential school which is 200 miles away from myself. i have been fighting for parental responsibility for a long time and now i have this, i would like to find a way around having her to come and stay with myself and my partner for weekends and holidays. we live in a tiny rented 2 bedroomed house with her baby sister, and as we are in this position it is impossible to have her here. im sure i should have some rights to have her stay and get help with moving to a more suitable home but have no idea where to start, if she didnt live so far away it wouldnt be a problem but as it stands we have no way of seeing her without traveling 200 miles to visit which is costly and not good enough to spend a hour every so often with her.
would be grateful for any advice. thank u

Hi Andy,
Are you within a council property?
Also how old is your young daughter?
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