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iadom · 13-05-2004, 12:32

Whilst I agree with most of the points made, with the amount of peer pressure and explicit sex on TV and in the media, these unfortunate circumstances are all to common, even in families of otherwise well cared for and loved children.

"There but for the grace of God" springs to mind.

One thing does concern me greatly, these decisions where not taken by teaching staff but by counsellors from the Mansfield Primary Care Trust and to quote the front page of the Daily Telegraph "the counsellors are not medically trained"
I think this is a very dangerous and totally immoral,although not illegal act.

How do any of you know how this parent cared for her child.

13-05-2004, 12:32	#16
iadom In the corner, sulking. Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Shaw, Oldham, Lancashire. Services: 2 TV 360 boxes. 500mb BB, Phone line. Posts: 8,041	Re: School helped secret abortion Whilst I agree with most of the points made, with the amount of peer pressure and explicit sex on TV and in the media, these unfortunate circumstances are all to common, even in families of otherwise well cared for and loved children. "There but for the grace of God" springs to mind. One thing does concern me greatly, these decisions where not taken by teaching staff but by counsellors from the Mansfield Primary Care Trust and to quote the front page of the Daily Telegraph "the counsellors are not medically trained" I think this is a very dangerous and totally immoral,although not illegal act. How do any of you know how this parent cared for her child.