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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, here, thank you all for your words & ((hugs)). Her disability is ASD and intellectual disability due to genetic defect. I do pray and offer thanks for her each night as I truly believe she has taught me so much more than I will ever be able to teach her, but it still hurts, and I wish I could stop longing for a mini me that will never be. [/quote] Are you involved in the ASD community? There are parent/children outing groups and support groups. You NEED to join. Especially as your child gets older. These groups are resources (you’ll learn how much the county, schools, etc don’t want to offer anything or make anything easy for you), friendship, and support from others who walk this path. As your child gets older and you see your friend’s kids of the same age excelling, you will want to “be with your people” who can understand the heartache and challenge.[/quote]
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