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It’s Easyfundraising for Fred…

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Feb 03 2012

I’m helping The Fred Foundation to raise money whenever I shop online -
could you do the same?

It’s very simple – just visit
http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/thefredfoundation/ to register and
shop with over 2000 well known retailers like Amazon, Argos, M&S, eBay and
many more. Whenever I buy something, the retailer makes a donation to The
Fred Foundation. They’ve helped other causes raise over £2,000,000 so it
really does work.

I’d be really grateful if you could use easyfundraising too. It won’t cost
you a penny extra to shop through easyfundraising and you can even save
money with special offers and voucher codes.

Plus, if you register before 1st March you’ll automatically receive one
entry into the February competition to win an Apple iPad 2!

So please make a difference to The Fred Foundation and take a look at
easyfundraising today -
http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/thefredfoundation/

Thanks

The Guardian – click on the link

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Oct 12 2011

 

Where’s the support for autistic young people?

www.guardian.co.uk

Autistic teenagers like Danny Hornby have nowhere to go when they leave school. A new campaign hopes…

Puberty..

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Oct 11 2011

I was  scared about the onset of puberty and what it might bring for him and us.  But, I didn’t realise it would bring  so much more language.  Happy about that.

What is your life like now?

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Oct 11 2011

A very brave question from the mum of a newly-diagnosed child.  I was asked this the other day on the telephone and i could not answer.  I cheerily changed the subject and chatted on about early intervention being the best course of action.   I mean, how can you tell a mum,with a newly diagnosed child, the truth of what lies ahead and the massive fights we have had for help that nearly killed us?    I remember when my child was in this newly-diagnosed position eight years ago, the mum that i rang for advice, started crying down the telephone.

Duff Rocks Again!

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Oct 05 2011

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FredRock 2 is happening on 11.11.2011…watch this space

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Sep 28 2011

More details to follow

For God’s sake….it’s ridickilus

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Sep 28 2011

Yes – ridiculous - pronounced like that. 

 His catchphrase of the moment – lifted from a Jeremy Clarkson  rant on T.V!

It covers most things.

All gone a bit quiet on the blog front…ordinary service will be resumed

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Jul 13 2011

Feeling exhausted and the school holidays haven’t even started yet.   Looking forward to a school holiday summer ’staycation’  of trying  to have some fun,  getting the  siblings to study for exams a bit and at the same time  trying to stop him wrecking the house because he is so bored. ….Roll on October it has been a very difficult past few months.

PANORAMA last night

0 Comments | This entry was posted on Jun 01 2011

Following BBC One Panorama investigation into the shocking abuse of
> vulnerable adults in care, I have just signed the National Autistic Society’s
> petition to make sure that the Government takes urgent action to prevent this
> happening again.
>
> Please click on the link below to help prevent the fight against abuse of
> vulnerable adults.
>
> Thank you.
>
> (http://e-activist.com/ea-campaign/clientcampaign.do?ea.client.id=10&ea.campaign.id=10762)
>

Contact Problems

0 Comments | This entry was posted on May 29 2011

We  are sorry to report that we seem to be having another problem with our contact link on the web site. If you would like to contact us, please  -

e mail us via  thefredfoundation@googlemail.com

Felicity Ellacombe

LOL!

0 Comments | This entry was posted on May 27 2011

I just noticed that the local Carers charity are running a series of events for Carers Week  and nestling  amongst them all i saw…

LAUGH – A – THON   Hosted by laughter facilitator Joe Eadie.  Followed by a cream tea.