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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Tennis balls can be dangerous to dogs: don’t take the chance
If you are a responsible dog owner do take a look at this poster and pass it on to your friends. Tennis balls can be dangerous to dogs Dogs, especially large ones, have strong jaws capable of compressing a tennis … Continue reading
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Paul Isacs talks about his Autism on Youtube
Paul has a fantastic group of videos on youtube, explaining many aspects of Autism and his journey. The videos are full of explanation, insights and really useful help; an inspiration to many. Here are a few to start with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oGhqdvmolc … Continue reading
Autism – How My Unstoppable Mother Proved the Experts Wrong
This is a great Ted talk, about Chris Varney and his “I can do” network. A real inspiration to any parent of a child on the autistic spectrum. This will be one of your inspirations for just what is possible.
So glad to have met you……and time to say goodbye
I was a happy, fit 2 year old Golden Retriever. The amputation of my right leg (July 2014) was due to a cyst in the bone that “exploded”. I got the “all clear” from Cancer, 2 weeks after the … Continue reading
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