Katie Price documentary

[Princesa]

Did anyone else watch this? I’m just watching it now and I really respect her as good mum to a Harvey and for showing the difficulties of finding a residential placement for an adult with autism.

[sophiepop]

I really enjoyed watching their relationship, they clearly love each other. It was also very sad that the things we take for granted, she couldn't.

[aqualiv]

I really enjoyed it and loved how she is with Harvey and how he responds to her - so sweet

[xXxSammi88xXx]

I found it really emotional as its a decision i will have to make for my boy in a few years. She was wonderful with Harvey and he’s such a nice lad. They have such a special bond

[Loopylooloo]

Harvey just melted my heart, what a lovely lad. 💜

[Lostbrain]

I saw the end, need to go back and watch all of it. Harvey seems such a lovely lad, glad she made the film, really well done, it's such a difficult thing post 18 options for young people with complex needs.

[Emmie2016]

Just watching it now.

What a beautiful man he has grown into, and that has to be down to how great a mother Katie Price is.

Its made me think about the many parents at there dealing with children with complex needs and how underfunded everything is.

Made me a little emotional.

[Bootrip2]

Havent seen ptogramme but never an eady decision to make especially in the spotlight.

Good luck to Harvey on his journey. X

[Tinkertangled]

There are many things I’m not keen on when it comes to Katie Price but I love her when it comes to Harvey, she is brilliant with him and does all she can to help him make the best of himself. I work with learning disabilities previously in a special needs school and now in a residential facility for adults. I hope they get the placement they want and Harvey can thrive. It’s such a tough decision to have to make and I felt sorry for her with some of the backlash she got. Aside from wanting him to have some independence she is also having to think of her other children and also what will happen when she is no longer around. It’s much better for Harvey to start the journey now whilst he still has his mum to support him through it than to suddenly be thrown into the situation later in life when there is no other option. Best of luck to them!

[disney_l81]

I work in a residential college- similar to the one shown- I've been lucky enough to visit National Star and know some of the staff there. I enjoyed the programme. I hope National Star accept Harvey, but they dont tend to take anyone with massively challenging behaviour. The real hard work for Katie will start now though in getting the LA to fund the placement.