misty
 
Age : 35
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 |  Subject: OT  10/7/2007, 7:52 am | |
| We finally have an OT  weve only been waiting for 2 years  unbelivable one phone call from the new SW and we get an appointment straight away. We are having a visit tonight to assess safety in the garden, fingers crossed they can organise how to dd proof one side on the fencing as she can easily escape at the mo. She will still need constant supervision in the garden even after its dd proofed but at least I wont be constantly worried she will escape, shes that quick she can easily get out even if you are out there with her she waits for the split second you look away and she disapears  Im hoping it will be sorted asap as in a month or so it will be even harder for me to keep up with her. |
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misty
Age : 35
Joined : 12 Mar 2007
Posts : 769
| | Subject: Re: OT 10/7/2007, 6:11 pm | |
| Well that was a very productive meeting she agreed we need a grant to child proof the garden which will involve a climb proof fence and gates  the next step is we will get a visit from environmental health, they will do their own assesment then hopefully in the not to distant future (depending on waiting lists) the work will be done. |
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GrandmaKyak
Joined : 12 Mar 2007
Posts : 896
Localisation : East Anglia
| | Subject: Re: OT 10/7/2007, 9:07 pm | |
| Hooray!! xx  |
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Bambi
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Localisation : West Yorkshire
| | Subject: Re: OT 13/7/2007, 3:05 pm | |
|  Yeahhhhhhhhh!!!!!! Im so chuffed for ya hun, brilliant news!
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misty
Age : 35
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| | Subject: Re: OT 17/1/2008, 2:01 pm | |
| Think I was dreaming when I thought this would go through quickly  anyway we had a letter through today saying the grant has been aproved and the contractor will be contacting me soon to arrange the work taken since July but at least it should get done in time for spring, will be so beneficial for dd to be able to use the garden without having me follow her every move to make sure she dosent get out, will still have to watch her but at least I can do that from the window and keep baby indoors (would have to take him out every time if this work wasnt done). |
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Localisation : The Yacky Part of Cumbria
| | Subject: Re: OT 17/1/2008, 2:34 pm | |
| yay Well done Misty  |
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Bambi
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| | Subject: Re: OT 17/1/2008, 3:51 pm | |
| Fantastic news misty! so pleased u will have peace of mind when ur dd is gonna be in the garden 
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