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Many thanks Bob, if I ever get started, I'll let you know. A word of warning, I don't throw things out, they all "may come in handy".
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Given you have a retirement package, why not take that leap whilst your ahead and retire on your terms. You could get another job part time, so you do not dip into your lump sum. When I left the NHS with a 40 year pension, I was able to work freelance and did some work for the Foreign Office, Ministry of Justice, travel insurance and deportations. Positive thoughts |
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Fred described how one of the trainees is illiterate. My question about autism is based on 2 members of the family who struggle with literacy. One is aged 22, he is unable to speak or write because he has low functioning autism. He will never be able to work because of his disability and behaviour. The other is not autistic but he was born prematurely and was slow from an early age. He was bullied in primary school by a teacher which did not help his development. As a result, he has difficulty with writing. He is aged 18 and will be looking for a place in the UK at an Agricultural College, he is currently studying for his exams but is struggling. |
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