Last week, as I was sitting in the garden writing yet another complaint about Haringey, our local authority, when I came across news that there is a…… Read more “Together we are stronger!”
Author: teamfreyablog
Former dispute resolution lawyer turned into a full-time special needs mum. Looking after my beautiful daughter Freya and fighting for a fairer world for her and other children with special needs.
First holidays abroad – a short flight, but a huge step for our family
Before I had Freya I travelled loads. I loved exploring new countries and holidays was the number one thing I indulged in. As we had no idea…… Read more “First holidays abroad – a short flight, but a huge step for our family”
Mental Health Awareness week: Stress and hospital stays
Today marks the end of Mental Health Awareness week here in the UK. This year’s theme is stress, something many parents like me struggle with. A recent…… Read more “Mental Health Awareness week: Stress and hospital stays”
Here we go again: Cutting care packages illegally
“107. Reviews of a child or young person’s continuing care should be an opportunity for assessment of needs and how they are being addressed by the care…… Read more “Here we go again: Cutting care packages illegally”
Respite (or lack of thereof)
Definition of respite (by Merriam Webster) 1: a period of temporary delay 2: an interval of rest or relief We all know having kids transforms your life.…… Read more “Respite (or lack of thereof)”
Our experience of receiving public services from private companies: Who are the winners, who are the losers?
Use of private companies in providing healthcare functions is on the rise everywhere in the world. This is also true in the UK, that prides itself with…… Read more “Our experience of receiving public services from private companies: Who are the winners, who are the losers?”
Who cares about the carer?
It’s been a challenging week with our household coming down with yet another bug, this time flooring all three of us. The sickness in our home seems…… Read more “Who cares about the carer?”
