It's just different and people don't get it. You're running around and doing all these things for your special needs child, taking them to endless appointments, researching and calling and finding new therapies, seeing doctors, meeting with teachers. You sort of become more of a manager of that child. It doesn't leave much room for forming a relationship with them. Sometimes they just need to be the child and you need to be the parent.
AND, on a really positive note, I met Breanna's new Speech therapist today....in the 10 mins I Talked with her I already know I'm going to love her:) Breanna now oficially has the most amazing group of people working with her, people who would give their right arm to help this little girl. It has taken a while to get here, but it was worth it!
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Congrats on the new SLP - it's wonderful when it goes well, isn't it?
We're in a good place right now too, team wise, not health wise, and it feels so good to not have to worry about things as much - knowing that everyone TRULY has your child's best interest at heart and will go to bat for them.
It's a Good Thing!
Enjoy,
Jayne
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