1. Direct and Honest Autistic people often communicate in a very direct way. There are no hidden meanings or vague statements—it’s clear, honest, and to the point. This isn’t bluntness, it’s authenticity.

Wow I have had the most MIND blowing offers of help. I feel a bit giddy actually. I'm not really used to that. ❤️

How many SEND parents can get identification with this little game of SEND soldiers?

What like you just did to me Alex? 😆

Why are parents winning 97% of tribunals - here is why.

Wow I am so gassed. There is only one person who I would feel safe with my 'life story' chapter because it's so personal and that is a seasoned head teacher who is retired. I'm actually amazed that in 5200 words there were only 21 things he noticed. Most were 'that it' when it

Well I don't know about that - they shafted me in the end lol but I gave them a f*cking good run for their money. My book be like doing a Mark Morrison🤪@dillydallyway 🤔

Wow and this is so deep. Headteacher said my style or writing is like Hemmingway. I know who that is but now I have got read something by him to see what he means 🤭

Also check or keep in mind that they don't have mild cerebral palsy especially if any birth issues in the background / Grade 1 cerebral palsy is very easy to miss. Once you see it you can't unsee it but trust me I was blind to it for years x