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mandyky Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jan-28-06 02:11 PM
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58. Why isn't your "Aspie" son in special ed?
Edited on Sat Jan-28-06 02:12 PM by mandyky
There by special ed is not in the normal testting? And why are you calling him Aspie and Mr. Aspie?

It is bad enough that kids call name without parents doing it. I have a son who is mildly autistic, he is in special ed and we are trying to work him into some activities at his grade level. I am trying hard never to label him in his hearing anyway, so hopefully you are NOT callng yours Mr Aspie to his face. Lord have mercy, don't home school if you are.
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