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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have not told day/sleepaway camps that my ES kids are special needs for the last few years, and they are fine. They are high functioning and they don't need to take medication, so [b]it seems like the camp are not aware of it[/b] (no phone calls to report issues). They do a few different camps every summer. They have ASD, ADHD and etc.. Do I technically violate the law that I don't check the boxes that they are special needs or they have ASD & ADHD diagnosis? I don't want to go through the troubles to fill them out the part of SN because some camps request for interview or phone discussion before I can successfully enroll them. I am worried that they get rejected to join their camp, and I know my kids well enough. If they need accomondation one day, I would fill out those parts. [/quote] You think people can't tell a kid is autistic/adhd? Come on. [/quote] This is autism overdiagnosis right here. There was a paper written by an autism researcher saying that autism was now so broadly/overly diagnosed that the data was becoming useless for researchers. [/quote]
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