legal law for children to sleep with parents

[10071969]

my son shares room with me his mum he is 7yrs and has lots of health problems sleep apnea, night terrors, muscle weakness t top half of the body ashma, socoliusus and sensory behaviour, the council will not rehouse me i hav appeal shortly i am on band c a ten year wait to be rehoused i am renting via housing association they wont do nothing i hav mp on the case is there anything else i can do ? i dont think it is right for a boy t sleep in same room as his mom ? i have 2 older girls that share the other room have been a nurse for 14 yrs can any 1 help

[Ethel]

Already answered in different topic.

[randyraven]

Your best bet, is to go to France. Tear up your documents. Then return to England as an imagrant.
You will then get all the benefits you need.

[bednobs]

could you use the living room as a bedroom if it bothers you that much that you have to be in the same room? You sleep in the living room and your son gets the bedroom? The alternative would be, if you are renting to rent something larger/with more bedrooms

[abstibus]

A nurse for 14 years and can't spell asthma or scoliosis ?

[clemantine]

hi annemollie it really makes me mad that people take the time to come on this site and ask for help only to get a complete idiots like you taking the **** because they spelt something wrong did you ever think that they maybe they are dyslexic a lot of bright professional people are . if you have some information that might help these people give it if not shut up.

[abstibus]

clemantine
your response doesn't offer any information either (or punctuation, for that matter)..

[clemantine]

you are correct there is no punctuation but as i said this person needed your help not your criticism and not an English lesson why you felt a need to point this out is beyond me i get really disappointed with peoples lack of understanding and while i have no information for this person it does not stop me sympathising with them i really hope they get this problem resolved and while i know it wont be from any help i can provide it certainly wont come from you. I'm sure you have a lot of great qualities sadly empathy ain't one of them

[abstibus]

clemantine
I hope you feel much better now after that.

[Ethel]

Annemollie does have a valid point - a nurse that can't spell could lead to tragedy.

[clemantine]

Ethel i totally agree with you but my point is that wasn't the question that was asked and i get really tiered of people using this site to belittle others I'm not a perfect speller not even close and i also make mistakes with my typing but i come on here hoping to get information or answers to questions i want to know about .annemollie didn't even try to help just pointed out to everyone what a bad speller the person was how does that help it's a real shame the majority of people on answer bank are more than willing to help .please believe me i didn't want to offend anyone but things like this could put of someone asking for the help that they badly need they need simply because there spelling is not up to scratch thats all from me like i said i do hope they get ther problem resolved

[ccfluff]

Just a thought, have you contacted social services? Dont be alarmed, they can an will help get a larger council house. its obvious that you are suffering from overcrowding, and considering your sons condition, i would expect that social services will help you.

[10071969]

thanks for everyones help i am new to this site? and ihave got say i am disgusted by a lot of peoples comments on my spelling ? i came to this site for help and advice and all i have had is people tell me y spelling is bad u have for sad lives to think this?

let me tell u see if u were dying and i were your nurse looking after u i dont think my spelling wld even come into it ?? ever heard of abrevation
I would like to say to all the sensible people out there thanks for help.

[jedimistress]

You could try renting privately.