In support of Polly Tommey's meeting with Gordon Brown
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Dear Prime Minister Brown,
It has come to our attention that Michael Fitzpatrick has written to you claiming that Polly Tommey, with whom you have agreed to meet, "does not represent families affected by autism". This assertion is patently untrue.
Mrs Tommey spends an enormous amount of time in discussion with the parents of children with autism. She is well aware of the struggles in our lives and the changes that we desire from our government in order to help us improve quality of life for our children.
Please accept this letter as evidence of our unwavering support for Polly Tommy. Her efforts on behalf of our children are most appreciated and she most assuredly does speak for us. The signatures of Treating Autism Trustees, members, and friends below attest to these facts.
It has come to our attention that Michael Fitzpatrick has written to you claiming that Polly Tommey, with whom you have agreed to meet, "does not represent families affected by autism". This assertion is patently untrue.
Mrs Tommey spends an enormous amount of time in discussion with the parents of children with autism. She is well aware of the struggles in our lives and the changes that we desire from our government in order to help us improve quality of life for our children.
Please accept this letter as evidence of our unwavering support for Polly Tommy. Her efforts on behalf of our children are most appreciated and she most assuredly does speak for us. The signatures of Treating Autism Trustees, members, and friends below attest to these facts.
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541 signatures
Goal: 1,000
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539.
Paul Faitho
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Go Polly !! You speak for parents from all over the world, not just English ones !
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Jeremy N
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Our children with autism need so much more than is currently available in the way of education and support.
533.
Susan F
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I am a parent of an autistic boy, aged 10. Polly is doing a fantastic job in highlighting the issues we face and the support needed. Please listen to her.
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Sue W
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This lady is prompting us to prepare for the needs of our children when they are no longer children in our care, but adults, who once we have died, will have to face the world alone. Some of our children have much they can offer society, but we need to kn
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Debbie Adamk
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We are parents of an autistic teenager and Polly Tommey is a fantastic advocate for our child and others like him.
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