What is the hardest part of being disabled and being a parent?

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05-01-2007, 01:49 AM

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I homeschool my son. There are so many activities that if I am having a bad day we either don't go, or I attempt the activity but we have to leave early. He says I have become a grouch since I hurt my knee. Daddy helps make up for some of the things I cannot do.

We still attend park days. There is another mom there that has fibromyalgia (sp?) so she can tell if my day is just not working for me.

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