children with special needs

Posted by: pammy

15th Aug 2011 01:25pm

parental support for parents with live with children who have special needs.
This can put so much stress and pressure on family, relationships, Schools, support groups. Where is the government in all of this with regard to funding to help ??

Sil sil

15th Apr 2014 11:13pm

I understand what your saying & it's true more help is needed but I'm concerned with families (whom I have met) who have more than one child with serious special needs, sorry I wouldn't be having more than the one I already had. I don't want to sound insensitive but I was shocked to meet people who have 2-3 kids who are very sick, shame

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