Just ... Me: Glenda Jackson's speech about Iain Duncan Smith and the DWP

Monday, 7 July 2014

Glenda Jackson's speech about Iain Duncan Smith and the DWP

I'm a little late in seeing this myself, but it's well worth the 5 minutes of your time to see a politician who actually has a clue ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jckm3X5MXo

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I’m a single mum. I have been a carer for a disabled family member. In recent years I've seen Stage 4 Breast Cancer, MS, Alzheimers and Hodgkins Lymphoma close up.

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My children are, or have been, all under SEN, SALT and IEPs, mostly for issues bordering on the autistic spectrum. My children all have Hypermobility Syndrome (BJHMS). I apparently have Hypermobility tendencies, if not the full blown syndrome. Two of my children have Dyspraxia. One has Dyslexic/Dyscalculic tendencies. One suffers from rather bad Plaque Psoriasis, an auto-immune disorder, and has Multi-Sensory Processing Disorder.

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