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To: eyespysomething

"Wouldn't it be easier to move 1 child, rather than inconvenience many?"

Oh, no. Not a "special needs" child. They must be taught that they are more important than everybody else and the world will change to suit them.


14 posted on 01/04/2005 8:00:31 AM PST by L98Fiero
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To: L98Fiero
"Wouldn't it be easier to move 1 child, rather than inconvenience many?" Oh, no. Not a "special needs" child. They must be taught that they are more important than everybody else and the world will change to suit them.

This is not a special needs child. Every child is special, some need a little more help than others. And they are not more important. However they do deal with an abundance of extra circumstances that you or I would not give a second thought too. We need to give the real "Special Needs" kids a little help from time to time. They just want to be able to do most of what the other kids are doing. No need to drag everyone else down to do it. Just elevate.

Some just might learn something from these special kids also.

32 posted on 01/04/2005 8:07:41 AM PST by New Perspective (Proud father of an 13 month old son with Down Syndrome)
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