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Postby mumxtwo » 18 Oct 2013, 14:06

Tommo heard today that he has got a flat in a supported housing unit in Beccles. He signs the tenancy agreement on Monday. He is very anxious and worried about how he will cope. I have got a large lump in my throat.  I am concerned about his mood levels. He doesn't want to leave home but I hope this is the best way forward for him, better to get some independence now than be thrust in it should something happen to me. I feel some sleepless nights coming on. We will have lots to organise ready for the move. Oh dear.
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Re: Moving Out

Postby maureenho » 18 Oct 2013, 14:15

It might seem a daunting prospect right now for all of you but in the long term should benefit Tommo once he get use to the new independence, you never know it could be the making of him.

Keep positive, wishing Tommo all the best his new home.  o904  goo@@@@
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Re: Moving Out

Postby wendy » 18 Oct 2013, 14:45

You will worry no matter what we say to you, but always remember Beccles isn't too far away from you.
I expect Tommo will have a mobile phone, to keep in touch with you.
I wish him lots of luck and happiness and I expect he knows what a good mother he has to encourage him to take this challenging step.
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Re: Moving Out

Postby daisy » 18 Oct 2013, 15:04

It's natural that you worry at this stage but soon you will realise it's the right thing to do.  I don't know how far apart you will be but you'll always be in touch and it will be really exciting for all of you to see Tommo getting on well in his new home. 
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Re: Moving Out

Postby Jeanne » 18 Oct 2013, 15:22

As Mothers we always worry about our children. I do hope that Tommo settles in well in his new flat. I know several people in supported housing, and they all seem to be doing well. Tommo is bound to be nervous at first, but it could be the start of a bright new future for him. Great news. x Jeanne
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Re: Moving Out

Postby debzsanderson » 18 Oct 2013, 16:35

I hope all goes well with the move  xx
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Re: Moving Out

Postby pamella » 18 Oct 2013, 19:22

Best wishes to you and Tommo.


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Re: Moving Out

Postby mumxtwo » 20 Oct 2013, 11:24

than999 all so much for your warm wishes. I think reality is sinking in now. We have spent this morning going through Tommo's wardrobe and chest of drawers sorting out clothes. It's a start. We will be able to look round the flat tomorrow so are taking a notebook and pen to list what we need to buy.

We are having a roast lunch soon followed by pavlova, I feel the need to nurture him. I can't imagine why! xmas17 sp0
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Re: Moving Out

Postby JaneJ » 20 Oct 2013, 11:33

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I will be thinking of you tomorrow on the first step of a bright new future for Tommo. Him being able to move forward and take on this new challenge is a testament to what an amazing mum he has. Without your love and support over the years he wouldn't have the courage to take this step. He learnt that from you my lovely lady.

You will have a lump in your throat but pride and love in your heart as you see what a lovely young man you have brought up be successful in his new life.

I'm sure he will be visiting you very soon with a bag of washing when he runs out of socks!!!!  sp0

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Re: Moving Out

Postby JaneJ » 21 Oct 2013, 10:44

Thinking of you today and hope the signing goes well.

Love nad support and a massive huggle

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Re: Moving Out

Postby mumxtwo » 21 Oct 2013, 17:01

Tommo has signed on the dotted line so it's all going to happen. I looked round the flat today, it is really nice. Hoping to help him start to settle in at the weekend.
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Re: Moving Out

Postby Jeanne » 21 Oct 2013, 18:35

Glad that the flat is nice and Tommo has signed for it Sandra. I will be thinking of you all coming up to the weekend. x Jeanne
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Re: Moving Out

Postby Honey » 22 Oct 2013, 00:10

thinking of you and tommo and wishing you all the very best for the future.
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Re: Moving Out

Postby mumxtwo » 27 Oct 2013, 18:02

Tommo moved in to his flat today. He had a big wobble beforehand and got really upset but brightened up as the day progressed. It feels really strange and quiet at home without him this evening. Can't help wondering what he is up to and if he has got himself some tea. I made sure he had stuff in the fridge so he shouldn't go hungry. My heart was in my mouth as we left him.  What a momentous day. I truly never thought it would happen. I am so grateful to his support workers for getting him thus far. xx
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Re: Moving Out

Postby Jeanne » 27 Oct 2013, 19:50

Great news that Tommo is settling in, my best wishes for him and his bright new future. x Jeanne
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Re: Moving Out

Postby JaneJ » 27 Oct 2013, 20:00

Thin king of you my lovely.

Bet Tommo is cosy and happy in his flat. I'm sure he will have had a good dinner too, men never starve!!

So pleased for him and hope he is proud of his achievment.

Best of luck to your wonderful son and an exciting new future.

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Re: Moving Out

Postby Honey » 28 Oct 2013, 01:26

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Re: Moving Out

Postby wendy » 28 Oct 2013, 08:34

goo@@@@ to Tommo and thinking of you
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Re: Moving Out

Postby annie » 28 Oct 2013, 09:35

I am, pleased to hear that Tommo is settling in
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Re: Moving Out

Postby maureenho » 28 Oct 2013, 10:04

All the best to Tommo in his new flat  goo@@@@ goo@@@@
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Re: Moving Out

Postby Misspears » 30 Oct 2013, 13:19

Hope tommo as settled down

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Re: Moving Out

Postby mumxtwo » 31 Oct 2013, 08:19

Tommo is settling in well, he brought his washing home and had a meal with us on Tuesday, it was lovely to see him. He spent the first half-hour cuddling Tinker and Horace who were so excited to see him.

He is keeping busy and going to bed early as he is worn out!!  I am so proud of him.

I think his OCD will improve as contamination fears will lessen in a couple of ways - he will not be so scared of giving me germs as he isn't seeing me every day and although he is missing the dogs he won't be constantly worried about washing after handling them.

I had my 1st night alone in the house last night as Graham was at work, it felt rather strange and quiet but I slept well, no disturbances from Tommo with late night trips to the bathroom and lights going on and off.

A new chapter has begun for us all xx
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Re: Moving Out

Postby JaneJ » 31 Oct 2013, 08:27

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That is great news. So pleased he is settling well. Baby steps and what a great achievements he is making.

You were a big brave girl last night. Really proud of how you are managing with this change too. It is being so successful because of the way you handled things over the years and always worked towards this day and helping Tommo through this.

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