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Horrible letter from community mental health team [Removed by Moderator] Merseyside

I have received a letter from them after cancelling an appointment as I couldn't face going back there. Their staff have no understanding of autism at all and they have made my mental health worse. They won't accept this or take any responsibility. The letter says it is written by 'autism experts' and isn't 'intended to be patronising'. It is written in very simple language you would use to a small child. I am a grown adult and parent, I am of normal intelligence and have no issues understanding complex information. This letter has really upset me, they have just assumed that I am not able to understand complex information and must be addressed really slowly. I almost feel like this is discrimination of some sort. The letter is unsigned.

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  • Dear Online Community users,

    Thank you for participating in this discussion.

    After reviewing the thread, we have decided to lock it due to breaches of our Community Rules. Specifically Rule 2, which asks users not to share personal or identifying details about yourself or anyone else and Rule 7, which requires respectful engagement and prohibits personal attacks or rudeness toward other members.

    We understand that users may wish to share difficult experiences, and we aim to support open and honest dialogue. However, it’s important that this is done in a way that respects others and maintains the supportive nature of the community.

    Thank you for your understanding and for helping us maintain a respectful and supportive environment.

    Kind regards,
    Sharon Mod

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