at wits end

hi new to all this but so lonely, i have 4 kids and my eldest has aspergers he is 12 years old.i am trying so hard to understand him and help as much as i can but he is so hard to handle at the min.it is causing so much stress for himself too. we have no family hear and i litterally have no friends as all my time is spent at home.i am too tired to even sleep now and am so tearfull does any one know any groups that are friendly and not judgementle and that i can take my 3 year old who never mixes with other kids. i find it difficult after bad experiences to just walk in to new places.

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  • Hi juju, welcome to the forums Smile.  I'm sorry to hear you're having such a tough time right now.  There's loads of info via the home pg + also the posts so have a look around if you haven't already.  If you cd tell us a bit more about your 12 yr old then posters can be more precise in their replies, also the same goes for the 3 yr old.  Are you getting any support from social services?  Does your 12 yr old have a statement of educational needs so he can get some support at school - transferring to a bigger mainstream school (if that is the case) can prove difficult for our children.  You can find where there are support grps by using the home pg.  Whether they'd apply or be suitable for your 3 yr old I don't know.  Also you can ring the nas helpline for advice.  I understand that they can't always talk to you straight away so you may have to leave a msg but I also understand they will get back to you.  There's always this site + people here understand + will try to help.

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  • Hi juju, welcome to the forums Smile.  I'm sorry to hear you're having such a tough time right now.  There's loads of info via the home pg + also the posts so have a look around if you haven't already.  If you cd tell us a bit more about your 12 yr old then posters can be more precise in their replies, also the same goes for the 3 yr old.  Are you getting any support from social services?  Does your 12 yr old have a statement of educational needs so he can get some support at school - transferring to a bigger mainstream school (if that is the case) can prove difficult for our children.  You can find where there are support grps by using the home pg.  Whether they'd apply or be suitable for your 3 yr old I don't know.  Also you can ring the nas helpline for advice.  I understand that they can't always talk to you straight away so you may have to leave a msg but I also understand they will get back to you.  There's always this site + people here understand + will try to help.

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