Blog Post with the Biggest Impact
Blog post written within 12 months of the nominations opening which has made an impact. It could have made you laugh, cry or take action but it stays with you long after reading it.
Better to be Different – ‘Please Listen To Us….!’
This blogger writes fantastic blogs about the
challenges of raising a young boy who is autistic
and non-verbal. ‘The blog that really pushed her
over the top for me was the one about her return
from holiday on Virgin Atlantic Airlines.’
PDA Parenting – ‘What is the Truth?’
Danielle is a SEND blogger, campaigner and speaks
on the highs and lows of parenting a Pathological
Demand Avoidance (PDA) child. ‘She is respectful to
the PDA community. She has made me laugh with
the shenanigans and how it is fighting with services
for her children.’
Joe James The Autistic Photographer – ‘Why I’m Strong’
Joe James is a neurodivergent and proud award winning
photographer and artist. ‘He gives support
and helps me understand my children. He gave me
the confidence to ask about a diagnosis myself.’
A&Me – ‘Autism: The Word No One Would Talk About!’
Through her blog, A&Me shares her strategies and
experiences – describing hardships, challenges
and achievements, but always finding a way to
lace it with a bit of humour. ‘This wonderful mum
and blogger has helped so many other parents and
caregivers with her honest and heartfelt blogging.’