Vixen Viceroy-Thomas

Mum. Lost identity after that!!

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@TILBUJ @nat01__ The cover up with a long sleeve shirt was 7 days after he broke out in spots. Initially I refused to take him to the doctors and offered to send him to school. That wasn’t ok because “he will infect the other kids with chicken pox”.

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@TILBUJ @nat01__ Education, but the way they push attendance is insane. My son had chicken pox, and still had pustules. They told me to cover them up with a long sleeve shirt under his polo shirt. They also wanted a doctor to confirm it was chicken pox before they would authorise the absense

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@I_amMukhtar The defence seems to be stuck in the 90s. We’ve moved on. Consent now doesnt mean a blanket yes to everything.

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@millywitch This is ridiculous. My Nan managed to get a boiler because she had certain benefits. All I had to do was submit the relevant paperwork to prove her benefits to her letting agency. Never have I had to submit a “vulnerability”?photo.

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@ASL_Brothers1 @millywitch Hang on… give me a minute. *flicks through bible* Leviticus…. Oh not that one *more frantic thumbing *

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@SandyofSuffolk And you would have to assume all the appliance didn’t break and there were no emergencies. Add Legal Executive training and she’s £166 in deficit every month. The numbers still don’t add up

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@SandyofSuffolk Even in Hull, where housing is much cheaper, a single mum working 52.5 hours a week would take home around £2,393 a month. After rent, childcare and basic living costs, she’d have just £102 left. Saving a £12,000 house deposit would take nearly 10 years.

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

That moment when you don’t have any painkillers for your adult child but give them 20ml of calpol 6 plus instead. Apparently they felt better almost straight away and had this warm glow of nostalgia…

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@MikScarlet That’s discrimination… but not being disabled isn’t a protected characteristic… so people’s brains are going to break.

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

I apologise for taking too long, he’s all cheery “nah it’s all right love”. It sounded like he was ready to tell me off before though!

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

So I’m in the disabled loo and I hear “is there only one disabled loo? I bet they don’t even need it!”. It was said quite crossly. I quickly finish up and open the door. Bloke in a wheelchair sees me, and my rollator and he’s now really nice to me! We shuffle past each other!

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@fynnvestor If you were on 49,999 you could claim child benefit though…

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@higgyboson @journalismtips It’s probably a case of departments not speaking to each other

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@higgyboson @journalismtips Can you get the housing department to write to you to confirm your son’s tenancy began on x date and ceased on x date due to his death. The property was surrendered on X date. Then send this to the council tax department.

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@itsnwts Fire or swear loudly

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@johninsouthfla Because we should employ them and pay them a wage. If the role exists, you should get paid for it.

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@Empress_Brymex Could be a charger that wasn’t up to uk standards, and there was a power surge which got passed on to your phone and the battery popped. Luckily you have tiled floors, the phone was isolated from clutter and hopefully the electric circuit breaker tripped

[Vixen Viceroy-Thomas @gingerhelsie]

@marioguerrag I would throw phrases round like “I didn’t realise you had money troubles. “ and “begging”.