Are You a Parent of a Child With Special Needs?
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485 Tootsie Rolls (Midgies, not regular-sized, that would be ridiculous) is not too many for a child to safely consume in a 4-day period.
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You can buy really big Pull-Ups, and Target will cut you the best deal.
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Going out to eat with the whole family is just a really nice way to relax and and have fun.
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You are on a first name basis with your local pharmacist, and have his/her home number posted by your phone.
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Meeting a yearly $1,000 individual health insurance deductible for your child, is entirely possible in a 30-day period.
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Some videos/DVDs just get better and better after the 100th viewing.
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It is impossible to discuss your child using any fewer than three acronyms.
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Everyone you knew before you were a parent, and everyone you have met since, falls into one of two categories, those who "get it", and those who don't.
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Tags inside of clothing are highly irritating, and must be removed and then mutilated, leaving itsy bitsy pieces of tag forming a trail from the kitchen scissors to the child.
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Your children have all kinds of fun, rewarding extra-curricular activities, in which they excel in all.
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You wouldn't change places with anyone, well... maybe not anyone.
3 comments:
I'm a teacher of children with special needs and I can only imagine what you go through. I look forward to summer because that is my time to regroup and a time to try to regain a bit of my sanity. God Bless you! God Bless you even more for the fact that you keep your child on "drugs." As a teacher I can appreciate the difference between a medicated child and a non-medicated child. I will definitely keep reading your post!
mother of 4: Thank God for women/mothers/teachers like you out there, that help make life easier for all of us.
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