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this is a little. ..house that she made. there, a little chair outside, and a bench. that s brilliant. i think she was a nuisance to them. you know, theyjust hadn t got the facilities or the trained staff to deal with people with learning disabilities. and that s evident. she didn t deserve. ..the treatment she got. iwished i d pushed harder. i really do. but i didn t.
this is a little. ..house that she made. there, a little chair outside, and a bench. that s brilliant. nice, isn t it? yes. i think she was a nuisance to them. you know, theyjust hadn t got the facilities or the trained staff to deal with people with learning disabilities. and that s evident. she didn t deserve. ..the treatment she got. iwished i d pushed harder. i really do. but i didn t. and.