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"So your special needs child became your priority the second he or she was born. That is totally understandable.  You had to learn about their health issues and how and what to do for them in terms of providing medical care. I'm sure you did your best and learned a lot. Next, you had to learn how to be an advocate for your child and how to deal with hospitals, therapies, insurance companies, etc. You were able to learn multiple skills all at once because your child was your priority and they need"
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