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over a year ago
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This time of year all the children get their school reports and most get a good pat on the back for their achievements.
As you all know my 14yr old daughter is severely disabled and this year she leaves the school side of her school to go on to the college side.
Today must have been one of the proudest moments of my life when she was given the "Best Achiever for her class" There were four of them in all, one for each class in Key Stage Three.
The award was presented to us by the 100m Para-Olympian for Team GB "Anne Wafula Strike"
It really was an amazing moment one that I could never have imagined.
Both her sister and myself were near to tears..... 
Ruby x |
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Thank you all so much, it's been very hard to get to this point. It makes all the sleepless nights, getting hit and slapped and disinfecting walls down after dinner and at 2am when other things are happening, crying when everyone else is asleep.
All very worth while, I am hoping that she will continue as she has done in the last couple of years xx Ruby |
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Fantastic news well done to your daughter and well done to your self for what must have been a hard but fantastic upbringing. If only more parents were like yourselves, world would be a better place |
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"Thank you all so much, it's been very hard to get to this point. It makes all the sleepless nights, getting hit and slapped and disinfecting walls down after dinner and at 2am when other things are happening, crying when everyone else is asleep.
All very worth while, I am hoping that she will continue as she has done in the last couple of years xx Ruby"
First of all may I say I've never produced children for which I'm glad n I have no affinity with them really either. In fact I'm rather oblivious of their presence - however even a hard nut like me was moved by your story n as well as her tremendous achievement it's a big pat on the back to u (I'll spare u the horror of a congratulatory kiss) cos there must have been innumerable sleepless nights when panic set in n u thort 'how will all this turn out good ' anyway here u r at a moment of success! No doubt there will b further troubles ahead for u all but I hope u can all bask for a while in the current glory xx  |
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"This time of year all the children get their school reports and most get a good pat on the back for their achievements.
As you all know my 14yr old daughter is severely disabled and this year she leaves the school side of her school to go on to the college side.
Today must have been one of the proudest moments of my life when she was given the "Best Achiever for her class" There were four of them in all, one for each class in Key Stage Three.
The award was presented to us by the 100m Para-Olympian for Team GB "Anne Wafula Strike"
It really was an amazing moment one that I could never have imagined.
Both her sister and myself were near to tears.....
Ruby x"
I've just got the biggest smile on my face after reading this wonderful post.....
I am so pleased for you all..... You deserve every ounce of your pride and I just know there will be so much more to come as your daughter continues to benefit from the love and support of such a caring family…
Well done to you all….. xxx
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"Fantastic news well done to your daughter and well done to your self for what must have been a hard but fantastic upbringing. If only more parents were like yourselves, world would be a better place"
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"This time of year all the children get their school reports and most get a good pat on the back for their achievements.
As you all know my 14yr old daughter is severely disabled and this year she leaves the school side of her school to go on to the college side.
Today must have been one of the proudest moments of my life when she was given the "Best Achiever for her class" There were four of them in all, one for each class in Key Stage Three.
The award was presented to us by the 100m Para-Olympian for Team GB "Anne Wafula Strike"
It really was an amazing moment one that I could never have imagined.
Both her sister and myself were near to tears.....
Ruby x"
Respect - you should be proud as without you she wouldn't have achieved what she has - love and hugs to you all, Z |
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Awwww thats fantastic , and really is a lovely post / thread to read , you must feel so so so very proud , well done to your daughter for her hard work and to you all as a family . |
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my 14 yr old son has autism so I know how every achievement feels even the small ones r huge when they have special needs so well done n no wonder ur proud x |
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