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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was one of those who used to judge parents very harshly when the kids were not on their best behavior. And then I gave birth to a wonderful, adorable little boy with non-visible special needs. We rarely go out to eat, but sometimes my husband's relatives basically force us by taking offense if we don't come to their events at restaurants.

My son cannot sit still and becomes easily agitated. He calms himself by running up and down the aisles of restaurants and through tables. Everyone takes a turn going to follow him and make sure he does not get in trouble, but I know he still disruptive to other diners. He is trying his best and so are we, his parents. But it is very hard.[/quote]

Your son's special needs consist of discipline and fit parents. Based on the above and your replies, you offer neither of these.

Now, let's talk about YOUR special needs. You need to find enough love for your son to place him in the hands of fit parents who will give him the discipline to help him become a functioning member of society. Then you need to sew your crotch shut. Then you need to get off the Internet.[/quote]

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