| When a special needs child presents all
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| | auto-immune disordered child into that
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| the unique needs associated with his/her
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| | environment. If the parent is not
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| situation, parents face challenges that
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| | comfortable providing the home schooling
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| can sometimes be quite difficult. Certain
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| | curriculum, they can turn to facilities
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| conditions are more severe than others
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| | that are trained to give such care. Many
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| and can be paired with medical problems
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| | local and online support groups have
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| as well as developmental issues. If a
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| | formed to help comfort parents and give
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| child has both conditions, even daily
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| | them encouragement when they need that
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| routines can be complicated not to
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| | support to care for their special needs
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| mention educational issues. A special
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| | child.
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| needs child could also have just one
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| | Another valuable resource for parents is
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| issue such as asthma or severe food
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| | respite care. Parents with a special
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| allergies that demand that the child's
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| | needs child are under constant stress and
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| diet and surroundings are modified to
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| | have fewer opportunities to have time
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| take that condition into consideration.
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| | alone although they probably need that
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| Special equipment is not stranger to some
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| | break more than parents without special
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| special needs children who are on oxygen,
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| | needs children. If there are no family
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| use a wheelchair, or need shots
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| | members or friends available, the parents
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| medication during school hours. Luckily,
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| | can find respite providers that have
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| laws require that public schools provide
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| | received training to care for special
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| the modifications needed as well as a
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| | needs children. Some may be nurses if the
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| certified staff member to help if needed.
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| | child needs medical care as well. This
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| Parents do have several resources
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| | gives the parents the chance to recharge
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| available to help their special needs
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| | their batteries and to stay connected to
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| child no matter what the severity level.
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| | each other. Although it is sometimes
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| If medical or psychological issues are
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| | difficult to care for a special needs
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| too severe for the child to go to school,
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| | child, parents do have support and
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| the parent may need to provide home
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| | information if they need it. With social
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| schooling. Children who are extremely
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| | workers, agencies that offer their
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| sensitive to germs that are found in
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| | services, and other professionals who
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| public schools would come to harm if
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| | specialize in the area, parents can
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| exposed to that situation. Obviously, it
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| | fulfill their child's needs as well as
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| would not be ethical to send an
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| | their own.
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