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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They take the jobs best suited to their skills. There are so many jobs that don’t require testing, that have no long-term deadlines, aren’t project based, whatever. You get the accommodations to get through school, then you get a job which doesn’t need any of those kind of accommodations.[/quote] So just no positions like doctor or lawyer?[/quote] UGH. Sometimes I just want to throw something when I read nonsense like this thread. My DC's specialist MD is one of few pediatric experts in the country in managing my child's chronic medical condition. The doctor has the same chronic condition and learning differences as my kid and advocates frequently in medicine and in education. It has been life-changing having that doctor's empathy, insight and medical support. My kid has been admitted into highly competitive schools EA (one with full ride) and is awaiting ivy/ivy-plus results. Not sure of plans yet but I have every confidence that DC's future is very bright. DC fatigues easily and lives with daily pain, but is one of the smartest and most resilient people I have ever known. DC likely will face some struggles in college, but we're doing a lot of planning up front and DC will pivot along the way as needed. I'm tired of trying to educate ignorant people. Either do some reading or shut up and stay in your own lane, OP. [/quote] To be fair, if there is cheating going on, it is his labne. it's everybody's lane.[/quote] So you are the police of everybody? You are more qualified to assess a medical condition/disability than a medical doctor for a student that you do not know? And you are also comfortable throwing around accusations questioning someone's integrity? Gross. Your immaturity, entitlement, and lack of perspective is just sad. I hope your kid isn't as intellectually lazy and careless as you are. [/quote]
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