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[quote=Anonymous]NP here. I'm very grateful for this thread, despite the inevitable snark. My daughter has some serious learning disabilities; she has an IEP and I would love to see B's on her report card. It's inevitable that we worry about our children's future. My daughter likes to paint fingernails; I'm going to see if she can volunteer at an animal shelter; and she likes to cook. That's as far as I've gotten. She is short and stocky, as I am, and middle school girls can be cruel. I worry about her socially (she is not quick or talkative, and her friends have fallen away as physical beauty is emphasized more and more). I hear good things about Montgomery College. We are from a very academic family, and I got straight A's and was miserable and lonely. My DD is happier than I was, and stronger in a way. She has no illusions about her path ahead. A friend of mine's eldest son didn't go to college (not sure why). He's a professional cook, and seems very happy and successful. I do think that we will see many changes in the next few years. Middle school is just a question of survival for many of us! [/quote]
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