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Finally starting the IEP process
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<blockquote data-quote="TeDo" data-source="post: 382714"><p>That is awesome. When working with the schools, it makes a big difference when you have someone with you that knows the system and knows about disabilities. I have recently had to do the same thing. Getting an IEP was a struggle 3 years ago. Now the current IEP isn't working so we need to go back to square one. It took having an advocate in SpEd rights to get them to do try some of the things I had been suggesting for some time now. Until then, they implied the same things you were getting, I am a bad parent and difficult child was a willfully disobedient child that "needs to be taught who's in charge". I am glad things are looking up for you. The testing they do is very thorough and covers most everything you can imagine. Hang in there and keep us posted.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TeDo, post: 382714"] That is awesome. When working with the schools, it makes a big difference when you have someone with you that knows the system and knows about disabilities. I have recently had to do the same thing. Getting an IEP was a struggle 3 years ago. Now the current IEP isn't working so we need to go back to square one. It took having an advocate in SpEd rights to get them to do try some of the things I had been suggesting for some time now. Until then, they implied the same things you were getting, I am a bad parent and difficult child was a willfully disobedient child that "needs to be taught who's in charge". I am glad things are looking up for you. The testing they do is very thorough and covers most everything you can imagine. Hang in there and keep us posted. [/QUOTE]
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