My son needs a friend who understands him

I RECENTLY heard of an organisation called Best Buddies, which was started by one of the Shriver family in the US.

My son needs a friend who understands him
Wed, 12 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

I am borrowing the idea to seek help for my son Alan. He is 32-years-old and lives with me at our home in Inchydoney, near Clonakilty in Co Cork.

He works part-time and commutes on a 50cc scooter. He was assessed in Lota 25 years ago as being moderately retarded. He is normal looking and has an agreeable personality and a pleasing disposition.

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