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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is OP. In the future I will start all posts in the special needs forum with “this is a post in the special needs forum about a child with special needs.” Or maybe that won’t matter.

FWIW the people who get super offended when she corrects them in public are the know-it-alls who are wrong about something. . .whiiiiiich kind of reminds me of some of the folks responding to my question here. This whole DCUM experience is making me care a whole lot less about whether these strangers are offended by my child, who is honestly trying her best in a world not built for her. So this thread has been helpful. Thanks, all.[/quote]

Truth.
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Had a similar experience here recently with DCUM/Mommy Fight Site.  Hang in there.

I have an ADHD kid and I will never forget when their K teacher wrote to share that they were proud of them that day b/c when they pointed out that she had a math problem on the board that was wrong, they was very polite and told her privately, instead of in front of the whole class.  This was before we event thought to consider they had ADHD too (although more and more the HD stood out)! They have come along way and is still a blurter but learning! Not appropriate at age 6 but we've been watching Big Bang Theory (they are a teen now) and that's been a great way to talk about how different people are but that they can still have friends and lead great lives. They just have to learn a bit to modulate and also to find their people![/quote]

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