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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you realize you could have been her or could be her one day.  You could easily have another pregnancy or an accident that leaves someone you love needing significant care.  You never know when that will be you.

[b]You have no heart or empathy, so do leave her alone.  It is sad that instead of being kind and setting a good example for your kids on how to treat people you acknowledge she is there and cannot even say a simple hello.  
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If you were in that situation, how would you want to be treated?[/quote]

Bullcrap.  The OP posted because she wants to break the obstacles (which she was so honest to admit) that exist.  As sad as it is, "avoidance" by other moms and kids  is today's reality at pools, parties, Moms groups, etc.  Unfortunately, visible, physical disabilities in children send a lot of people running for the hills.   :(

Too much emphasis on prepping  Larlas and Larlos these days to support others with special needs.[/quote]

If she wanted to overcome it, she'd say hello and start a conversation - isn't it a lovely day out.  Your child looks like they are enjoying the pool.  She is looking for attention and confirmation that her behavior is ok.  Why on earth would you post this here with details such as a pool, age of the child, etc.  Can you imagine being that parent who reads this here?  I can and I would be devastated to read about my special needs child here.[/quote]

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