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Planning and following a journey
7 years 9 months ago #195021 by Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic Planning and following a journey
Karen
It's easier if you look at the activity backwards
So the task is about following or navigating a route, the things that prevent someone navigating a route are cognitive or sensory problems, so do her seizures result if cognitive or sensory impairment, from your post they certainly seem to result in some level of cognitive impairment.
It will help if she has seizures on the majority of days, but even if she does not you can should still be able to show that she would be a risk from a seizure. I'm guessing the risk is elevated if she goes out.
So your argument is that she her ability to follow a route would be impaired due to reduced cognitive capability following a seizure and that she is always at risk of a seizure.
Gordon
It's easier if you look at the activity backwards
So the task is about following or navigating a route, the things that prevent someone navigating a route are cognitive or sensory problems, so do her seizures result if cognitive or sensory impairment, from your post they certainly seem to result in some level of cognitive impairment.
It will help if she has seizures on the majority of days, but even if she does not you can should still be able to show that she would be a risk from a seizure. I'm guessing the risk is elevated if she goes out.
So your argument is that she her ability to follow a route would be impaired due to reduced cognitive capability following a seizure and that she is always at risk of a seizure.
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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