Originally Posted by reader123:
“There are some who did not like me posting the link, but I am glad I did as I am finding out things that I did not know. I am shocked that there are no facilities available for the disabled after the age of 18 such as those with autism. It must be so difficult for their families to try to get the help and care they need. Very sad.”
Imagine you are an adult but with the mental age of 2, you want to go to the park and play on the swing and slide like you have always done. Even that becomes difficult when you are now in your 20s or 30s and people stare and there are age restrictions on the playground.
In the news there was an article about a young man who was denied access to legoland in manchester, even though he had the mental age of 3 - but they wouldn't let him and his carer in - as all adults need a young child to access the venue. That young man loved lego, his sister had bought him an annual pass and he went every week until they stopped him.