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Give Autism A Chance

Bella Tommey

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Bella Tommey shouted 16 days ago

“SO EXCITED, going to 10 Downing St tomorrow, any questions anyone has for me to ask Cameron or Clegg? Will pick the best one to put forward!”

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Carney left a comment

you have my full surpot all the wayy :D

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emma left a comment

You are a star lovely, keep up the good work, we are following your campaign! Can't wait for the next video! lol emma, millie and tallulah x x x x

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Bella Tommey uploaded on Youtube

Jonathan Edwards is a young boy with Autism. He has proved that he is capable of work despite his condition! Have a look at the lovely work he has produced to sell in the Pop-Up Cafe/Shop next Feb & let it inspire you to do the same!

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Bella Tommey uploaded on Youtube

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Jack left a comment

Finally, I have found someone whom will support the Teen Autistics in GB! I was diagnosed before Easter last year and have not found a very good system to help people going through what so many of us have struggled to cope with... For this I thank you...

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Yasmin left a comment

Hi Bella, Great to see you are taking up the battle for Autism Awareness and following in your parents footsteps! My daughter Daisy will be 5 in December, diagnosed at 2yrs and 9 months she is making such good progress. However, like most parents of Autistic children I fear for her future, her abilitiy to be self supporting and to lead a useful life, contributing to society when and how she can. We need to look to big business to herald a change. Autistic adults and children like Daisy have a contribution to make, some as we know are highly disciplined and effective in fields of history, computing, sciences and mathematics; these abilities need to be utilised. All the best to you and yours. Yasmin x

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