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Subject: Re: It's not as bad as it sounds

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claire

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Date Posted: 12:05:54 11/29/11 Tue
In reply to: Ana 's message, "It's not as bad as it sounds" on 11:06:16 11/29/11 Tue

I agree I am trying to get my son the help in school because he has the right to reach for his full potential, how can he do that when we can't tell him what he's good at? Like you said there are good days and bad but it is not all negative. My son is the most creative person I know. He understands things to a depth few people have in their adult lives. I feel truly lucky to have him in my life and everyone that knows him says the same. He is a gift.

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