'I feel like I am failing my son because I'm not rich - budgeting never ends'

Educatie

A mum who faces forking out more than £7,000 for private therapy sessions for her seven-year-old son has said she feels like she needs to be “rich” to support his disability. Natalie Thompson, 38, from the West Midlands, is a single parent to Azuriah, who is autistic, non-verbal, has global development delay and was recently diagnosed with ADHD. Caring for him means she can only work part-time as an HR adviser in the health sector. She faces £7,280 a year to pay for one-to-one therapy sessions