Bit gutted to walk in from work check my phone and it pop up who has left 😕 so I don't really need to watch tonights now, shouldn't there be a spoiler flair on here or something? Seems unfair to us that haven't watched it yet.

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 11 days ago

I really liked Ashley and I forgot how vile Gabby was to him when he was struggling with dementia, she was so nasty, such a spoilt brat! Poor Ashley 😞 what do you think of Gabby?

u/autism_mum_of_4 — 12 days ago

Why all the doom and gloom?

Denise has cancer, Zoe passed away after finally reuniting with her kids, Max has had a heart attack, Cindy has been humiliated by Max and is heartbroken, Priya pregnant and the baby's daddy is Max, Jordan in a wheelchair, Amy being groomed, Penny pregnant with Harry's baby, Slaters about to be evicted, Ian in prison 🤦‍♀️ I do love Eastenders but it's getting so depressing now, does anyone feel the same or is it just me?

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 1 month ago

Hi, i'm looking for a book that my teacher read to us in junior school so around late 80's, I remember it being white with red writing on and lots of little illustrated pictures of people on the front cover.

It had lots of little stories in but the two that really stick out is one about chocolate cake and the boy kept creeping down through the night eating it till it was all gone and the mum was furious because it was for the kids packed lunch and the other one about a little boy hating having his nappy changed I think his name was Eddie, I wish I could remember more 🤦‍♀️

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 1 month ago

Hi, i'm looking for a book that my teacher read to us in junior school so around late 80's, I remember it being white with red writing on and lots of little illustrated pictures of people on the front cover.

It had lots of little stories in but the two that really stick out is one about chocolate cake and the boy kept creeping down through the night eating it till it was all gone and the mum was furious because it was for the kids packed lunch and the other one about a little boy hating having his nappy changed I think his name was Eddie, I wish I could remember more 🤦‍♀️

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 1 month ago

Hi, i'm looking for a book that my teacher read to us in junior school so around late 80's, I remember it being white with red writing on and lots of little illustrated pictures of people on the front cover.

It had lots of little stories in but the two that really stick out is one about chocolate cake and the boy kept creeping down through the night eating it till it was all gone and the mum was furious because it was for the kids packed lunch and the other one about a little boy hating having his nappy changed I think his name was Eddie, I wish I could remember more 🤦‍♀️ its a book in the UK and they were funny little stories well my teacher made us laugh reading them, i've been looking for this book for years I just can't find it.

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 1 month ago

Hi, i'm looking for a book that my teacher read to us in junior school so around late 80's, I remember it being white with red writing on and lots of little illustrated pictures of people on the front cover.

It had lots of little stories in but the two that really stick out is one about chocolate cake and the boy kept creeping down through the night eating it till it was all gone and the mum was furious because it was for the kids packed lunch and the other one about a little boy hating having his nappy changed I think his name was Eddie, I wish I could remember more 🤦‍♀️

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/Casual_Photography+1 crossposts

Just found these in my attic, so probably around 25 - 30 years old, just wondered if anyone has successfully had one developed that is this old? Also how much would I be looking at paying to get one developed? Is there not a device I can buy to develop them myself?

u/autism_mum_of_4 — 1 month ago
▲ 11 r/ITVX+1 crossposts

Did anyone else enjoy The Neighbourhood with Graham Norton? I'm gutted to see there won't be a season 2 because of low viewings 😞 My friends said it was rubbish but I loved it! Am I missing something?

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 1 month ago
▲ 43 r/Thrifty

What do you do with small change? Years ago we had penny sweets 2p sweets and other cheap bits and could send kids shop, now we have none of that and i'm noticing all my small change is being thrown in a jar.

I live miles from a bank and the machines in Asda take a percentage of the money and I don't want to end up out of pocket 😞

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 1 month ago

Speech therapy for Gestalt Language Processor?

I have a little boy, well he is 15 but very small for his age.

He is a gestalt language processor and I recently found out that AAC could help him with communication, he will say words of things he wants or needs but just not in sentences unless it's sentences he's repeating from his favourite tv show or sentences he's repeating from us, just echolalia.

I was just wondering if anyone has noticed any improvement in using an AAC for their child and also would a speech therapist help my son? Both are expensive and I don't want to waste money on something that isn't going to help.

Thank you 🥰

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 2 months ago
▲ 86 r/style

So yesterday I posted a dress and quite a few people said how awful it was, I tried editing it so that I could add this pic but Was unable to 🙈 I'm new to Reddit so unsure how it all works, would this pic change your mind? I think she looks beautiful 😍

u/autism_mum_of_4 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/style

Should I buy the dress?

I think this dress is like marmite, you either love it or hate it! I really like it but was just curious what other people think of it? Should I buy it? So far all i've heard from family and friends is absolutely not 🤷‍♀️

u/autism_mum_of_4 — 2 months ago
▲ 566 r/dessert+1 crossposts

First attempt at making jam and cream turnovers.

I can't take the credit though, my husband made them and they were amazing 😋

u/autism_mum_of_4 — 2 months ago
▲ 519 r/magyarretro+3 crossposts

Which Commodore games do you remember?

I remember having 3 computers in our house back in the 80s, we had the Commodore 64, the Commodore Vic-20 and the Commodore 128.

There were a few games I can remember like Mad Doctor, Herbies Dummy Run, Fantastic Dizzy, Bounty Bob Strikes Back. I was just wondering what games everyone else remembers because we had so many and it would be so nice to take a trip back down memory lane 🙂

u/autism_mum_of_4 — 2 months ago
▲ 449 r/UKfood

What is the one chocolate bar you would love to have back? Mine is the Rowntree's Secret 😋

u/autism_mum_of_4 — 2 months ago
▲ 48 r/80sToys+1 crossposts

What was the one toy you asked for but never got?

I always wanted the Mr Frosty but never got it. I got a mega drive and a barbie ski chalet and other expensive things but my parents point blank refused to waste money on a Mr Frosty.

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 2 months ago

What is it really like to live in Cornwall?

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Me and my family usually go on holiday to Cornwall once a year and we really do love it there, my husband and I have talked about moving there for years with our 4 autistic kids (3 are now young adults but still live with us and our 15 year old non verbal son) it's always been a dream to live near the beach but it's never really been something we were in a position to do until now, so I was just wondering what is it really like as this will be a huge decision for us to make and a huge change for our kids and they hate change, but I'm hoping it would be worth all the stress. I'm not sure what i'm expecting from this question i'm just really nervous about making a huge decision and regretting it, if you live in Cornwall please let me know your honest opinions, and if you have kids with autism please tell me what help there is out there or things to do, places to go etc. Sorry for the long post I just really don't want to make the wrong decision, thank you.

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u/autism_mum_of_4 — 2 months ago