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Old 10-04-2009, 07:38 AM #8
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I was a Special Ed teacher - Emotionally Disturbed, many with other secondary classifications,neurological and many ADD with H. Like MS, these are problems people can't see, only the resulting behaviors and think kids should but don't control them. Kids got a lot of negative from parents and other adults. I wasn't great (just good) at academics but great at having a safe and nurturing environment. In my book, better for what I did. I loved my kids and what I did. Too many teachers don't. I'm in a chair, but MS has taken more than my ability to walk. That other stuff is invisible to most others.
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