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Feb 2022
9:00am, 22 Feb 2022
13,839 posts
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Mandymoo
Good news PH, hope that you now get the help and assistance you Nedd x
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Feb 2022
9:06am, 22 Feb 2022
908 posts
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fuzzyduck79
Good news - was that from Sept 2020 referral? (was scrolling back a bit on here)
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Feb 2022
10:29am, 22 Feb 2022
5,433 posts
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Pothunter
Original referral for assessment was June 2020.
In Sept 2021 we got a letter saying they were seeing people referred in May ‘19 so were expecting a much longer wait. We’re not sure if it was her EHCP review that triggered the jump up the waiting list, or if the local authority (Greenwich) have just thrown some money at the problem to try get the waiting list down.
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Feb 2022
11:02am, 22 Feb 2022
36,892 posts
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halfpint
How does D1 feel about the diagnosis PH? It really irks me that support should be dependent on a diagnosis that could take 2+ years to get.
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Feb 2022
12:02pm, 22 Feb 2022
5,436 posts
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Pothunter
She hasn’t talked much about it yet. In the assessment she was asked if she thought she had it and replied that she did think she met some of the criteria.
In reality we all knew she is autistic.
Fortunately she’s been getting good support at school already (thanks to her EHCP) but this diagnosis will just add the extra evidence if anyone decides to reduce the level of support in the future. The other professionals that she sees (eg psychiatrist) have been treating her as if she’d had the diagnosis already but yes, so many children (and especially girls) are being let down by the system.
Imagine if people were told there was a 2 year waiting list to discover if you had diabetes or some other long term condition. The chronic underfunding of CAMHS is failing our young people.
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Feb 2022
12:36pm, 22 Feb 2022
2,364 posts
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jelly (limegreenjelly)
I’ve been waiting since 2019 or 2018 for my smallest (he has just turned 11)
I really wanted things sorted before his transition to high school but I’m not getting very far!
It’s not that I think he needs lots of help right now but he needs it to be recognised to help when he does need it! His teacher/sen is supportive but I feel a bit let down after all I’ve been through!
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Feb 2022
1:50pm, 22 Feb 2022
5,636 posts
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Little Miss Happy
I hope the diagnosis proves helpful Pothunter - and that you are able to get an assessment for your youngest soon jelly.
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Feb 2022
4:00pm, 22 Feb 2022
2,366 posts
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jelly (limegreenjelly)
They did start, we had a meeting with a dr in 2020 then he saw speech and language last July who wrote a report.
I had his teacher write an update last October and hoped we might hear back so I’m just gathering my strength to try to write a letter or email to try to move things again!
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Aug 2022
1:23pm, 9 Aug 2022
46,072 posts
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DocM
My 20 year old child got their formal diagnosis of high functioning ASD last week. A few other things going on but hoping we can now move forward and find a more successful way to support them.
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Aug 2022
2:09pm, 9 Aug 2022
24,158 posts
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Ness
Hope the diagnosis helps, DocM.
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