19-07-2018, 01:57 PM
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Re: Morrisons 'quiet hour' for autistic shopping introduced
Originally Posted by Aysa
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I will definately be shopping at those "quiet" hours if any shops locally to me participate in this Twink...shopping and generally being out and about in crowds is usually a big no no for him at the best of times..he has many issues (mental health) to contend with. 
Life isnt easy by any stretch of the imagination for him so anything like this I cant welcome enough.
19-07-2018, 08:05 PM
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Re: Morrisons 'quiet hour' for autistic shopping introduced
Hopefully it will work well for people who are affected by Autism and it's umbrella. There are more people affected than we realise. I don't really know much about autism/aspergers except the people who have it don't like bright light and noise.This will be wonderful news for one of my friends who has a son with autism, who is, I might add a VERY clever young 12 year old.
28-07-2018, 11:10 AM
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Re: Morrisons 'quiet hour' for autistic shopping introduced
I've just been into my local Morrisons (with my son) at the "quiet time" between 9am and 10am ...very subdued lighting(so dim I couldn't see prices of products) and no checkout bleeps but apart from that I couldn't tell anything different ..If I had to say Id say it was marginally quieter ..(apart from the kid screaming blue murder at the checkout in front of us
)My son said he liked the subdued lighting..we shall be popping in again at the "quiet time" but only because its at a convenient time for us.
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