Things are going to get better

Today,usual staff from NAS came,and she told am that her boss had come around here last week to drop purse off as she had forgotten to leave it,and come in to see am,but am had been completely unaware she was there at the time.

She noticed that left leg was now mostly all dried blood from deep cutting last week,and asked if am knew the reasons why had done it,so am typed out it was mostly staff related,living here related etc.and she said that her boss had actually said to her this place was completely unsuitable last week to her,and had saw am in a neglected state.

She said she and her boss,and the national autistic society overall are going to be fighting for am for whats gone on within learning disability services,are going to try and get am out of here into a suitable adapted specialist autism home as soon as possible and before then they're going to complain about the staff here,the poor treatment against am as an autie with high complex needs,and the lack of autism understanding.
She said no one should be self injuring themselves because of things like this.

Am really cannot believe something is finally going to get done.

For over a week staff had been leaving messages with one of the managers saying to visit am urgently,but she kept saying she was too busy,it says a lot about the learning disability services when a manager cannot have time for it's residential home residents.


Not only that,am have been awarded funding for more hours for residential support staff from the NAS, am will have them three days a week now,and am know who they are-the NAS unlike learning disability services introduce staff slowly to get into routine.