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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don’t hang out with them. Say hello and keep walking. [/quote]

This is so horrible. I went through a period where I was struggling with my DC. Know what made it even more hellish? Being iced out and avoided by the entire community. It was a really traumatic time in my life (kids ended up having multiple disabilities) and the community basically blaming me for the way my kid was wired put it over the edge. You can engage with the parents without involving their children, especially at this age. [/quote]

Your kid with “disabilities” makes everyone miserable. When my kid comes home with yet another story about their classroom being evacuated because your kid threw a violent tantrum…honestly you are lucky the other parents DONT talk to you. I have some choice words for the parents of these little monsters but I just keep it moving. [/quote]

+1 parent your child, with or without disabilities. No excuses. [/quote]

hate has no home, except for the disabled?

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This has nothing to do with hate. Do not expect others to do your job. If you want to be liked be likable. Kids are actually very inclusive if they see a nice person struggling.

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