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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid is significantly disabled. This is different than a child who can pass as normal. It is very annoying when someone tells me their child is autistic so they need the same services I do.

Many children are challenging, but there has to be a point where you can say this child is special needs and this child is difficult. Difficult kids shouldn't need to get an autism diagnosis to get any help.[/quote]

I mean are you a medical professional that can decide that those other kids don't need the service that your kid needs? I mean you don't get to decide that, and you don't get to be annoyed at everyone. I really don't understand what your problem is. You keep saying how you were annoyed at other parents, really you should just stay in your own yard and mind your business. Really.[/quote]

You sound like a peach. Do you really not get the difference?

It's like someone with glasses claiming they need to learn braille.[/quote]

No, it isn’t.[/quote]

Okay, you can keep your autism diagnosis,  since it feeds you emotionally, and that poster can continue being annoyed at you complaining about your autistic child who goes to a normal school and needs some support, while that posters child needs a full time aide[/quote]

I don’t have an autism diagnosis and neither does my kid (has another special need), but your anger and toxicity is noted and dismissed.[/quote]

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