Nicholas

@autcareandshare When I was young & had swimming lessons, in year 6 in 2006 & lessons got cancelled, we always assumed that someone did no 1 or 2 in it and back then i hated swimming lessons. So I was quite happy not going. Once coach didnt turn up. So i was happy.

Someone asked me what Ryan was like when he was younger, I remember taking Ryan to soft play ball pits slides etc, he was around 4 so not long after he was diagnosed autistic and not long after we were homeless together, we've gone in Ryan's ran up the stairs ive gone to order drinks, im stood waiting and this guy stands by me and says id hate to the parent of that kid upstairs whys that I ask no idea what or who hes talking about, theres a kid up there jumping from table to table stopping on each table then drinking the drinks on the table, I run upstairs and there is Ryan sat on the edge of a table drinking a large glass of blackcurrant squash, next time I went i had drinks ready in the bag, I went as soon as it opened so that it was quieter, we dont learn to be parents on the first day , Ryan's almost 30 and im still learning, I still take drinks and snacks with me wherever we go, because just taking your eye off Ryan for a second means he could be running around jumping off tables or running through a public swimming baths completely naked and then having a pee off the top of a slide, ( yeah he did that too he was 4 maybe 5) and before I get the why didn't you do this or that replies, because im human i made mistakes i was running on 2 hours sleep a night back then, and im still making mistakes, hopefully not as many.

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