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Our 27th November 2013 meeting at community focus team. A member of our group was talking about a new item of that caught his eye some of agree with him and disagree. We also a student learning disability nurse and contribute to our discussion. Mersey Care have gave us a date for our premier for our DVD 18th December which is being held in Southport in England. I am going to make a speech about our blog and it is readers to the people. I am looking foreward to writting my speech. The main reasons why? I have believe in Freda Fairness Respect Equality Dignity Autonomy and want to share the it will world and to use it in everyday life. Change people attitude towards people with learning disability. I have made contacts: Stop hate learning disability which is help line for people with learning disability to  report hate crime. Save manchester learning disabilities studies. Facebook Twitter kevin Healney autism campaign and it want to stops cyber bullying and bully...
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Here is a postive experience had a at aintree nhs hosptial:

I went for a appointant i feel they need invesenment in signs which are bigger and they where bigger everyone would be able to read then. I feel very strongly about this it gets on my nerves the departments are not clear their signs need to made bigger. I was nervous before hand went too for my appointant the staff at the deparment for ultrasound where excellent they could see if was feeling very anixous inside and male nurse put my easied and also pretender to write it on his hand he made of joke of it when was being serious about the signs. I had the support of jacky who is amazing a lady who works for merseycare nhs trust. Freda  I was able to push our fairness respect equality and dignity automony.
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Freda in healthcare and hosptials.

Welcome ladies and gentlemen of the world. Everyone is included regardless of race and sex and disability. Aintree Hospital: I recently had an experience of going to aintree hospital. I had noticed the signs where the same and their was map to small for people with sights problems or dyslexia it was not clear where the clinics were and think it should be blown up for people to read used a colour code your picture next to it so people with autism and learning disability could understand. I like the improved where no smell of hosptial using the smell of coffee to patients to buy it. I like the way decor has pictures on the wall and it is fast improved and you trying to patients are eased it is working it yours signs on the corridors are too small and when their information on the handout look at big text so the patient can read it. Clinic F was the Early stages of Arthritis. The staff are amazing the reasonable adjustments were made for me having autism and had notice they ha...
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