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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wouldn't ask to switch to classes with her friends, but I think if you could at least get her in lunch with friends that will be helpful. [b]Obviously a lot of people here don't have social anxiety or debilitating shyness. It's for sure easier for some kids than others. [/quote][/b] This exactly. The people who are claiming, "She'll be fine. She'll learn how to make friends." really have no idea what it's like for some people. [/quote] I’ve been both a teacher and a parent. Social anxiety can be debilitating for some people. It needs treatment not “tough love “ some people really don’t “survive” they make decisions that seem to work like drinking cutting etc etc and that’s not the answer. [/quote] Look, if OP's kid really has this serious of a disability, OP should be applying for an IEP and also getting her child help. Thing is, though, when kids are this needy, the kids they need don't always want the responsibility of taking care of them. Now, I doubt the school considered any of this when they made the schedule, but it's something to think about. [/quote] Wait didn’t I meet you on ugly PTA mom night? That’s just being cruel. OPs kid is not a needy. Your post is just ugly. Perhaps reflects your character. [/quote] If OPs kid cant. And it through the school day without having time with specific people then she is needy. My post was pointing out that there are ways to deal with her needs besides burdening other kids. That’s not ugly. That’s just dealing with the reality of mental illness. [/quote][/quote]
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