Bex Wolfnsunflowers #7 Bex admits some mistakes were made in terms of allocating funds

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Thanks to @Wooh for thread title suggestion. Actually provided by Bex herself a dear friend of hers who posts here. It clearly explains why there is a) still no recipe book and b) the discrepancy between the amount she raised (£6k) and the amount she says she raised (£3k).

Anyway Bex has declared 2024 the year of fun with numerous trips away (she deserves them alright?) so hold onto your hats folks.
 
markcorriganscrisps said:
I personally might bookmark the DWP thread for some 'special time.'
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I was reading Catman Tim's thread this morning. It's addressed to ol' mate Rishi, about life and mental health (TW suicide attempt) re severe disability; *and* it reminded me of that time Bex told us all how she'd planned to visit Tim, planned for at least weeks for her to drive down, but on the day her anxiety sky rocketed (as apparently happens so often) and she couldn't go visit.

Just noting that she never gets the anxiety preventing her from doing anything she *wants* to do, like catch the train to London for burlesque etc.

That duck face when anxiety really means "nothing in it for me."
 
Wooh said:
I was reading Catman Tim's thread this morning. It's addressed to ol' mate Rishi, about life and mental health (TW suicide attempt) re severe disability; *and* it reminded me of that time Bex told us all how she'd planned to visit Tim, planned for at least weeks for her to drive down, but on the day her anxiety sky rocketed (as apparently happens so often) and she couldn't go visit.

Just noting that she never gets the anxiety preventing her from doing anything she *wants* to do, like catch the train to London for burlesque etc.

That duck face when anxiety really means "nothing in it for me."
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Yes it's funny that. Seems to be a common trait with grifters eg Monroe, Roadside Mum, Sarahvayjay. Dreadfully disabled with all sorts of things so they can't get out of bed to look after their children or fulfil obligations to funders - until it comes to days out or holidays when there appears to be a miracle.
 
Jelly Bean said:
Yes it's funny that. Seems to be a common trait with grifters eg Monroe, Roadside Mum, Sarahvayjay. Dreadfully disabled with all sorts of things so they can't get out of bed to look after their children or fulfil obligations to funders - until it comes to days out or holidays when there appears to be a miracle.
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RSM at least does add to this by getting irrationally angry at someone or something on every possible occasion, even on the days out.
 
markcorriganscrisps said:
Yes, plz noone kink shame me.
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There is a book in this.

"When it is published - and it will be" [that's a threat, not a promise gulp] we'll start a thread on you
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Wolfnsunflowers #6 Intersectional Pumpkin Prole

It’s repulsive - but she clearly has absolutely no shame whatsoever. hands up who thinks the next poor bloke in her eyeline is a big gamer? Watch out GamerBoy - this one’s a handful! Tbh, none of the IVF stuff stacks up for me, so I suspect it's deflection. GamerBoy makes sense as I'm sure...
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Here we have perfect examples of a child who needs the highest level of DLA

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The problem Rebecca is there is a vast difference between not making a child go to school because you can’t be arsed hauling your vast rear-end out of bed before midday, and home education.

There is also a vast difference between your child being hopelessly ill-prepared for the real world due to your absolute lack of routine, structure, consistency, discipline and parenting and a school not being able to meet his needs.
 
It's political Bex today. I'm sure someone with better knowledge of this can enlighten me, but surely more eyes on kids who are home educated is a good thing? I can see the point of feeling like you're being monitored being vastly unappealing, but if it's to cover safeguarding concerns then surely that's a good thing? I have limited knowledge on this side but an abundance (without 🍉 myself) on what can happen when kids are essentially invisible.

The information that comes in from schools to statutory services (especially where DA, CCE and CSE are concerned) is at times essential. During the school holidays it's noticeably lower and always a concern where vulnerable kids are concerned. The idea of there being children who 'don't exist' as they don't access education or health services is really dangerous.
 
Frankly, her antics should be illegal. It is in other countries. More progressive and forward countries too. Whilst there is an argument for not doing the one size fits all schooling, she makes it abundantly clear that her “education” is dangerous and neglectful and she is far from the worst sort out there that use lack of engagement with education (and usually medical) services as a hideaway. :-(
 
There were reports last year that 10s of thousands of children never returned to school after the pandemic. Too right these 'ghost' children should be accounted for and if everything's legit, you've nothing to worry about, Bex. You'd think being a child psychologist in training 🙄, she'd be aware and concerned about missing kids
 
She doesn’t want her lack of home education to be exposed the same way she doesn’t want the DWP to know they overpay her to the point she can pay for nails, lashes, and holidays abroad with her disability payments. She pretends it’s about privacy and government overreach but really she just doesn’t want her grift and neglect exposed.
 
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