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[quote=Anonymous]Has your son attended this camp before (I can't remember how young it goes)? My son also received an epilepsy diagnosis before attending Headfirst. I will say they were somewhat receptive on the phone about providing 1:1 swim instruction or having him sit on the ledge of the pool when it wasn't his turn to be 1:1 with someone. That being said, it's a huge camp, and I ultimately opted for somewhere else with more support provided. A lot of my epilepsy anxiety was around overheating and dehydration and I didn't feel like Headfirst would be able to keep an eye on him to make sure he was taken care of in this way. The two we looked at instead were Beauvoir and Sheridan School's camp. They fill up early, but if you call and explain what's going on they might be able to find a spot or canceled spot for you. An epilepsy diagnosis can be so stressful! Sending love. [/quote]
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