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[quote=Anonymous]I don’t think you always have to share - sometimes the program has seen it all and will know what they are dealing with whether or not you share. But if there are repeated problems and you need more support, you probably have to share. Over time as my DS has gotten older I’ve been more willing to just see how the program/camp deals with him instead of assuming that I have to do a lot of prep work. But this is because I have learned that even if I do share the dx and behaviors they might see, that doesn’t provide any guarantee the program will actually be a good fit! Either they get my kid or they don’t. It becomes quickly apparent and my disclosure is usually it relevant. The exception is programs that have a bona fide inclusion support staff to tap into- but there just are not many of those around HOWEVER - your DH’s blanket refusal is wrong. I wouldn’t agree with him to never disclose. [/quote]
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