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SimonMac replied

23 September 2013, 19:15
I blame the parents
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Spacecadet replied

23 September 2013, 18:56
Have to ask.... how did they get him on the plane the first time
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SueEllen replied

23 September 2013, 17:53
Don't be nasty.

Acts like this give me faith in the kindness of human nature.
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BrilloPad started a topic Fooking autistic kids

23 September 2013, 17:37
Fooking autistic kids

BBC News - Heathrow Airport recreates departure day for a young man with autism

Aaran Stewart does not react well to change.

The 21-year-old has severe autism and obsessive compulsive disorder, but has to negotiate the hectic bustle of Heathrow airport to attend Boston Higashi High School.

To cater for him, staff have attempted to recreate the same conditions every time he flies.

Four times a year for five years, Aaran has met the same airport staff, at the same check in desk, visiting the same shops, leaving from the same gate onto a plane on which the exact same seats are reserved.

Austistic kids are a right pain.

Why not just go to school in the UK?
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