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Old 11-13-2010, 01:07 PM
 
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Love people who have never had special needs children. They measure all children by one stick. I was like that too, until I had my third child. He is wired completely differnt than normal kids. Same parenting with the others, they are fine. This one...he is just...beyond. I know he is mine, but I wonder how he is so different from the others. Any of the above posts, would not work with him. You don't understand anything until you have a child like this...and everyone else judges you. They don't have a clue what it is like to have a kid like this...counselors are a joke, they don't know how to deal with a kid who is not mormal at all, this is not a child that fits any "proffile"...To deal with a child like this, it takes a medical work up, medication for the child, and a behavior specialist.
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