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Monthly Archives: May 2013
ATOS – How often do you behave in a way that upsets other people?
I’m filling in G’s “limited Capability for Work” questionnaire. This is for the transfer from Incapacity Benefit to Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) I’m swearing…. a lot! The air around me has been blue with expletives for days now and … Continue reading
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Tagged Angelman Syndrome, disability, learning disabilities, personalisation, rare syndrome
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“Service Speak” (part 2): Beds
In the last few weeks beds have featured quite a bit in my life. I’ve had lots of visitors so there has been consideration about who sleeps where, who has which bed and consequentially endless changing of bedding. Then on … Continue reading
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