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Disability charities have expressed anger after a number of parents complained that
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<blockquote data-quote="AmberW1" data-source="post: 1630117" data-attributes="member: 263318"><p>I've heard about this, and this is the first time i've commented on it... </p><p>If people can't figure out that they did this to give parents open doors of communication to speak with their children about others with disabilities then something is wrong! </p><p>I don't think she frightens their children so much as parents are frightened that their children may actually come across someone like this in real life and not know how to handle it or act correctly...evidence is that the parents instead of saying..hey, it's okay to be different than everyone else and still be just as good as anyone else... say their kids are scared.</p><p>This is why people with disabilities may end up getting picked on in school more often, ignorant parents!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AmberW1, post: 1630117, member: 263318"] I've heard about this, and this is the first time i've commented on it... If people can't figure out that they did this to give parents open doors of communication to speak with their children about others with disabilities then something is wrong! I don't think she frightens their children so much as parents are frightened that their children may actually come across someone like this in real life and not know how to handle it or act correctly...evidence is that the parents instead of saying..hey, it's okay to be different than everyone else and still be just as good as anyone else... say their kids are scared. This is why people with disabilities may end up getting picked on in school more often, ignorant parents! [/QUOTE]
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