To be fair if he's Dustin Hoffman rainman Autistic then they don't need any benefits, just get him down the local casino a bit sharpish.

As a side issue and in realtion to another thread, I now conceed there is such a thing as a s*** fcuk, because she is one ugly swamp donkey.

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That is not a woman.

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I don't view a 7 year old boy with no mobility problems as requiring DLA. Wheelchair bound with cerebral palsy, yes; crippled with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, yes - those are the sort of disabilities that I would accept need extra funding to enable a quality of life/mobility for the child

Perhaps you can enlighten me as to what additional expenses to aid his living an autistic boy would need additional funding for?

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Usually its spent on things like additional educational requirements, therapy sessions such as anger management and provision of special requirements. My sisters kid can't take swimming lessons with no ASD kids, because it almost always kicks off. So in order to learn something as simple as to swim, he needed specially trained teachers.

The local school authority provide exactly f**k all to his school for his Autism, because there are 'not enough' similarly disabled kids in his school (there are three).

So any additional educational supplement required is funded from his DLA (currently he's about two years behind the rest of his year in terms of writing, although his reading is on a par).=

Unfortunately, there is a lot more to living with a disability, than physical impairment. These days, with this era of cuts, you'll be lucky not to be paying for just about anything you need out of the DLA.

Friend of mine had to buy her own wheelchair, as the NHS don't provide wheelchairs suitable for people with Ehlers-Danlos.

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I'm not sure if its the same in the UK, but absurdly, in the US, people with Autism are not always allowed to gamble in casino's (where they regard card counting as cheating).

My nephew is exceptional at judging distances and volumes of water (he's fixated on ponds). Whilst financially this has no real return, it has aided in disposing of dead whores.

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My old nan had a saying 'no such thing as a dirty house, only dirty people' - how right she was.

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