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Originally Posted by Maggy J
Eventually there may not be 'family' to take care of their son..especially as parents get older and more infirm.Then the state will be paying out far more than £71.
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Also I'm a taxpayer as well and I've no problem with this poor boy getting financial assistance.
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And where does it say he was turned down? They simply wanted more that a simple letter from the GP. The parents were just too stubborn to do that. No decision one way or another had yet been taken
If being at school was serving a purpose other than being a babysitter, doesn't that possibly suggest that he is capable of more than the parents are implying?