Jax

Sigh. Name is jax Blunt

posting on weds 21st am, post will not be very relevant after that.

folks in Felixstowe/Ipswich, for reasons I have a lot of books/toys/yarn/educational resources that need to go urgently. pictures are public on my fb profile, same name.

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So, how many renters are sitting here wondering if they're going to get served section 21 in the next month or so?

Pretty sure we will.

Help me declutter in advance? www.vinted.co.uk/member/15346...

Expert organisations with “challenging” and “complex” service users: Representation in English and Welsh autism charity reports and accounts The language and imagery used in Autism charities’ communications influences societal understanding of, and attitudes towards, Autistic people. This, in turn, shapes perceptions of whether and how the...

All the biggest autism charities in England and Wales use forms of ABA e.g. PBS on autistic people in their care.
Their income is more than £325 million a year between them, nearly all of it from Government sources.
journals.plos.org/plosone/arti... & background research by me on the others.

Listed a bunch more stuff on vinted, including books, toys, clothes and educational bits. Like this. Feel free to take a look! Bundle discounts of up to 30% on, and I post quickly.

www.vinted.co.uk/items/734625...

Today's vinted uploads are from the self help/ psychology section of my book shelf.

www.vinted.co.uk/member/15346...

Posted on my child's online school portal, I give you: how to respond to a health emergency. Don't forget to read to step 7, the key one there.

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Check out this 2 bedroom retirement property for sale on Rightmove 2 bedroom retirement property for sale in Ashdown Court, Cromer, NR27 for £160,000. Marketed by William H. Brown, Cromer

Can I please ask for shares on this?

My mother’s lovely retirement cottage on the North Norfolk coast at Cromer has just been reduced to £160k.

It’s full of happy memories, has good storage for this type of property & guest bedrooms available to rent.

www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/1...

That's rough. Social media was a big source of stability for me for ages and I'm struggling without a replacement :(

3 pairs acupressure magnetic insoles 3 pairs acupressure magnetic insoles - I didn't get on with these at all, so have 3 pairs brand new in packaging. They are upgraded with extra magnets and antibacterial coating and extra shock absorpt...

Today's thing i bought, hated and need to get rid of. Acupressure insoles with magnets.

They were ludicrously expensive, have listed for £20 for 3 pairs, grab yourself a bargain.

Will split (into pairs, not split the packets!) if anyone interested. www.vinted.co.uk/items/718919...

I'm struggling to find where everyone went post twitter. I miss being able to have a conversation at any point of the day - I'm going round loads of places trying to find folks!

Have discovered if you abandon social media networks, they remove your visibility.

I miss text based, pre algorithm twitter.

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My current ambidextrous trackball is failing. It's a kensington orbit, and the replacement is different. Any other comments, recommendations, input?

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This is very lovely. I've also lost painting over the last couple years, but just starting to creep back into drawing, courtesy of an anime obsession sparked by 15yo

See also attacks on disabled people.

a woman is standing next to a man in a suit and tie and says not a girl Alt: Janet is standing next to a man in a suit and tie and says not a girl

Are there any business networks for non binary/ queer neurodivergent folks? So many of the coaching/ networking etc appears to be aimed at women and in the words of Janet, not a girl.

Yeah. Every single diagnosis, every single bit of support involves so much battling and takes so long.

Yup, all sounds very familiar.

Salt water fuel cell engine car kit Brand new and complete. Bundle discounts are on and lots to choose from. I post frequently and can often get things despatched same day.

Listed another bunch of educational kits, all new in box. There's also other bits already on there.

Bundle discounts are on and lots there . I post frequently and often get things despatched same day. If you're local, can arrange pickup to save on postage.

Eg
www.vinted.co.uk/items/679492...

At least the GP has made enquiries without waiting for the dietician letter, but honestly, I'm just so exhausted by it all.

This is typical of the battles facing parents trying to access NHS services.

Our daughter's specialist nurse referred her to the OT service in the same building.

We received a letter from OT saying the referral had been rejected, bc she hadn't included her email address.

Make it make sense.

And every exchange like this costs money and takes time.

I could save the NHS so much money and effort....

We used straw, but it was in the 70s in Yorkshire!

Also in sunny Suffolk. Can't get a referral from dietician, you know, the expert in eating who has been supporting children for a year.

Need a paediatrician. At least GP has sent that request in!

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You'll enjoy today's NHS related *****, just posted.

Locally, there's an ARFID support service.

The dietician thinks that my child should be seen by it.

But they can't refer, you have to have a paediatrician, so now the dietician has to ask the GP to refer to a paediatrician to refer to the ARFID service.

Make it make sense.

I'm going to follow up at the end of the week to check that the referral has actually been registered.

Agreed. How's you?