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hi,new member here

arnie j

hi everyone,my name is jason and im a single father to my daughter who has autistic spectrum disorder and learning difficulties,hoping to make some friends and talk to people who understand,i love music,(my daughter is obsessed with music)especially northern soul music,i also love lots of different music too and wildlife,lookin foreward to joining in on things when i pluck up the courage

jason

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  • crystal12 said:

    hi Jason - I joined a few days ago and am pleased I did.  Sounds like your daughter has inherited your love of music - that's something you can share together and expand upon on whilst enjoying yourselves at the same time.  My son, an adult, also likes music.  He's got a good set of headphones + really appreciates the difference when he uses them.   He isn't interested in animals at all except when they approach him as he can't gauge their reaction and is nervous of being attacked by them.  We've had our moments with that.  How's your daughter doing?  

    crystal12

    hi crystal12 and thanks for the reply,my daughter is 19 now,she has about twelve mp3 players,most of them are broken cos keeps takin her headfones jack in and out of her players,she also twists the mp3 players so the headfone wire twists too and eventually breaks,costing me a fortune in players and headfones lol,she also loves argos catalogues,the book of delights lol,shes been living with me since she was a baby and although i struggle terribly sometimes i wouldnt swap her for the world,once again thanks for your warm welcome,im still nervous with all this

    jason

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  • crystal12 said:

    hi Jason - I joined a few days ago and am pleased I did.  Sounds like your daughter has inherited your love of music - that's something you can share together and expand upon on whilst enjoying yourselves at the same time.  My son, an adult, also likes music.  He's got a good set of headphones + really appreciates the difference when he uses them.   He isn't interested in animals at all except when they approach him as he can't gauge their reaction and is nervous of being attacked by them.  We've had our moments with that.  How's your daughter doing?  

    crystal12

    hi crystal12 and thanks for the reply,my daughter is 19 now,she has about twelve mp3 players,most of them are broken cos keeps takin her headfones jack in and out of her players,she also twists the mp3 players so the headfone wire twists too and eventually breaks,costing me a fortune in players and headfones lol,she also loves argos catalogues,the book of delights lol,shes been living with me since she was a baby and although i struggle terribly sometimes i wouldnt swap her for the world,once again thanks for your warm welcome,im still nervous with all this

    jason

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