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worried my young children will be addicts as well
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<blockquote data-quote="Roxona" data-source="post: 680828" data-attributes="member: 19076"><p>Good help via the school system is out there. It's just not everywhere. J spent all of his elementary and part of his middle school career in Texas, and the help we received from the school was phenomenal. I didn't realized it then. When I look back on those years, I was so hard on all of his teachers because I always expected more...demanded more...</p><p></p><p>Then we moved to New Mexico...all they do here is jettison the special needs kids out a side door. We had one really very exceptional teacher who advised J his last two years of high school. She got J her very first year as a teacher...she's leaving the Special Education program after only three years as a teacher. It was a huge disappointment on all sides of the fence for her.</p><p></p><p>Many days I wish I had never left Texas...hindsight is a "female dog".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Roxona, post: 680828, member: 19076"] Good help via the school system is out there. It's just not everywhere. J spent all of his elementary and part of his middle school career in Texas, and the help we received from the school was phenomenal. I didn't realized it then. When I look back on those years, I was so hard on all of his teachers because I always expected more...demanded more... Then we moved to New Mexico...all they do here is jettison the special needs kids out a side door. We had one really very exceptional teacher who advised J his last two years of high school. She got J her very first year as a teacher...she's leaving the Special Education program after only three years as a teacher. It was a huge disappointment on all sides of the fence for her. Many days I wish I had never left Texas...hindsight is a "female dog". [/QUOTE]
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