Katie Price defends her decision to place her handicapped son Harvey in a shelter center

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Eamonn commented on how much Harvey had grown recently, and Katie added, "He's six feet two feet, 24 feet and is still growing."

"My house is in ruins," she said. "He reviewed eight iPads this year, four witnesses, these are his triggers.If someone slams the door [he lashes out] and that's all. "

She continued, "People do not understand the situation, with Harvey he was not going to school because I said I was going to work and he wanted to come with me." He thinks I'm at the store. it's the only way to get to the door.

"So he would not go to school because it was started, it's so hard now, even at night he's like a newborn baby, he goes to the kids' rooms and wakes them up. "

Katie, who has four other children, said her decision to enroll in her school from Monday to Friday was hard to make.

"I love him so much, he is my absolute life but he is working hard now," she said.

"It took forever for me to be convinced that this is the best place.If he starts school, he is already in school."

She added that her young children, Jett (5 years old) and Bunny (4 years old), were sometimes afraid of him.

"When it goes off, because it's so big, it has a big impact," she said.

Although Harvey, whose father is footballer Dwight Yorke, feels remorse after his outbursts of anger, Katie added, "When he's in that anger, he's in that anger."

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