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They Have Been Fighting for over a Year – Now They Are Entitled to Support

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It has been over a year since the social welfare committee in Boxholm decided to say no to Linn and Matilda Lindeborg's respite service for their son Olle. After a long struggle, the case has been concluded, following a ruling in the Administrative Court. - It was laughable, says Linn about the municipality appealing the Administrative Court's ruling.
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It has been over a year since the social welfare committee in Boxholm decided to say no to Linn and Matilda Lindeborg's respite service for their son Olle. After a long struggle, the case has been concluded, following a ruling in the Administrative Court. - It was laughable, says Linn about the municipality appealing the Administrative Court's ruling.

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corren.se broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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