Angie has enjoyed the first part of the school holidays. Here is a picture of her enjoying an afternoon at Petworth Park, a National Trust property near where Babs and Nigel live in West Sussex.
A rare treat – we all finally managed to all be in the same space at the same time, we hadn’t managed it for over two months! Our three volunteers, plus Angie, Nige, and me.
The Ratcliffes had a challenging week leading up to the Miracles Concert on the 9th June. The inevitable disruption in the household that organising a concert brings meant that Angie felt the challenge most of all and she had the first major regression for a long time.
Babs Ratcliffe… So weary from going to work, doing Son-Rise sessions, Fundraising, Housework…………. But today 2 hours with Angie: Just. So. Amazing.
Thank you to all who attending the concert last weekend. The event raised over £1000 towards the project, which is amazing.
My name is Zachary I’m eleven years of age. I have Autism and ADHD. I love playing the guitar very much. I hope you raise the money you need to go to America.
During some moments of laughter between Babs and Nigel recently, and following the week’s 10 hours of Son-Rise Therapy, Babs said to Angie, “Take no notice of Daddy, he’s joking”.
Iona have been established some 23 years and recorded numerous albums.
Carey Willetts, singer, songwriter and bass guitarist from Athlete gifts a song from his new solo project: Boxes.
Nigel Ratcliffe has confirmed the first “Miracles” album has gone into production today, courtesy of White Room Studio and Cyclone Music Productions.