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Old 08-13-2007, 08:55 PM #3
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Honestly it could get worse, but the other thing is that you have to prepare her for the world the way it is.

And you also have to prepare the other kids for what she does or what can happen. If you help them to understand that she can't help it and she is normal but has this disorder that she can't help it. Then they will be more understanding.

Its a thing that she has to learn to live through.

Also please come post in child health.

Donna
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