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[quote=Anonymous]I'm the person who posted about luck. I was a stay-at-home mom for a good part of my kid's childhood, provided structure and enrichment to my kid daily, worked on positive discipline and consequences, taught strong values, and put my career on hold for a long while to focus on my kid. Guess what: my kid still has ADHD, depression, and anxiety. She still has to deal with the ongoing effects of bullying and major medical trauma. We measure her recovery timeline in years, even decades. I did not mean to slam the parenting of others when I point out that they are fortunate to have children who do not have learning challenges, mental health disorders, medical trauma, or violence in their lives. But my experience has been that parents who are that fortunate often do not recognize that they ARE blessed, and that others of us deal with circumstances they cannot imagine. [/quote]
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