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Hi Sleepy yes it has happened a few times this year.Its not good and shouldn't happen.
Hopefully my daughter can get something working with animals .One pet store was impressed with her resume.
Take care,
Mark.
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Hello,
Yes it is disappointing but will it be helpful if you could speak to the principal? If that does not help, would it be possible to speak to someone who can mediate on your behalf? Speak to the board members maybe if that will help.
Really great to hear that your daughter is wanting to join the RSPCA. A really great cause.
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Hi Matchy,
I'm sorry your son was distressed having a blood test, all kids hate needles but I'm glad the person doing it was kind.
Centrelink is a nightmare to deal with, I honestly think they deliberately make it as hard as possible for people, you have my sympathy!!! 😒👍
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Hi Mark, my friend who is in her late 30s told me until she was 31 she used to ask her mother to go with her every time she got a blood test! For some ppl it's so rough and scary and the worst time....I hope Ur son is feeling better
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Hi sleepy it wouldn't surprise me that people still get scared and need that support in their 30s.zi could imagine my son will.My nephew who is 18 months younger then my son came over yesterday and his reading level was so much higher then my son's.
Another thing my daughter who is almost 18 still has security blanket that she carries around the house here so I hope I can get the DSP for her.