Hm.  I feel that I&#x27;ve written poorly, because I don&#x27;t understand why you&#x27;re making your argument from my writing.  I feel like you&#x27;re just restating my argument without the personal experience.<p>My point in writing was entirely to say that I&#x27;ve been through a similar journey, as have others in my family, and (while I didn&#x27;t mention this originally), I have friends who have done the same thing.  Thus, I have observed this situation from several different perspectives.<p>Based on what little evidence I have from this article, Ahaan Rungta&#x27;s family is taking the course of action that has the best probability of a positive outcome.  However, as my own story and that of my family illustrates, some kids will do fine and others won&#x27;t, coming out of essentially the same circumstances.<p>Will Ahaan Rungta be fine?  Depends on what you mean by fine.  I mean that he&#x27;s likely to graduate from school no more messed up than any other college student, and that his family seems to have positioned themselves to do that the best.