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  Hi well completed my skills check and mini test got 14 out 15 right not bad. so submitted to tutor just got fill in ilp paper thats my individual learning plan. and be put onto actaul course next week yipee. Melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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well done melly - great results! :)
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Well done Mel, thats brilliant news!!!!!!!! Deb x
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Ahh Thanks was only a mini test at end of skills learning assignment had good chat with tutor yesteday says i must just rest when need to,not to long at pc etc. done some bbc skills maths games today good fun easy way to learn. anyhow manged some subtraction mental maths today yipee!! Melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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Well done Melly, Great news, Alison xxx
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ahh thanks alison hope u all ok. bbc skills site id recomend to anyone even those with children who need helpwith maths its good fun. did 1 hour on that site yesterday. melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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UPDATED Done submitted 1st numeracy asignment gone threw it all with tutor over phone support today did very well considering started flaring,chest trouble lol. so now onto Ratios worksheets. then onto next subject fractions,decimals etc. onwards and upwards. workign towards taking GCSE numeracy melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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Well done Mel, each one is a milestone. Glad it's going well.
Julie
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Well done Melly "On-wards-and-upwards!" Good luck, love, Barbara XXXXXX
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That's fab, Mel!
Prayers,
Amanda
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aww thanks melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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Right well with all added stress emotionally phsyically re travelling of late,mentally. ive had chat with ym tutor was pushing far to quickly bearing in mind my Hands at present so given me 1 week extension on assignment. also due to meds brain foggy so more time needed to grasp the concepts of each topic. i had totally given up thks hubby im sort back on track. leanring ratios and next onto fractions decimals,was beginning wonder why doing course. but sure it will turn out just fine not to expect massive jump to a genuis lol. so thats me. so far. melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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Keep going, Mel - it'll all be worthwhile.
I've changed tack and am hoping to start a Disability Law course within the next couple weeks.
Love Jeanxx
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Well done Mel great to here that you are sticking to it. It is a good idea not to be pushing yourself too hard. I know that the Fibro can cause that fuzyness, sometimes I forget what I was trying to say half way through a sentence and the pain makes it impossible to sit for long periods. So taking it a bit slower will help. X Cor blimey Jean that sounds very interesting, you could supply us all with some useful information, I'm not joking, you are serious aren't you.Good luck with it. X
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I'm very serious, Glenys. However, all the courses I've come up with are for employers so I'm casting around for where to start with this. There are plenty of general Law Courses which include DDA and I may end up having to do this instead. Wish me luck!!
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tried searchin under disability rights training instead? or just under disability discrimination act training? send a question into these guys, see if they can point you? http://www.dls.org.uk/Training/englandwide.html
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well done ejan hope it goes well for you. ps my brother has a masters in mental health law he did nursing degree first then masters did long distance learning think it was liverpool uni. maybe try them. tutor very helpful gave me extension due to family situ and me gone down with another virus glad no infection though just spoken to gp for bloods. il pots in drugs section. melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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I will Jean, I wish you the very best of luck.X
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Great ideas, F. Thanks a million
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