wasRe: Update on from Eileen - Long

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Wow, , that's so incredible. What a heart-wrenching story, it's so hard for our kids sometimes. My son is a bit, erm, tenacious, shall we say, in his attempts to get other kids to play with him. I am hoping this will calm down in time for him as well.

It sounds like she's made fabulous progress. Wow.

Here's to a very bright future,

Darla

But fast forward, things have changed in that regard absolutely dramatically. .Now, it is my daughter who is being pursued by would-be friends and the Headmaster told us last year that she could certainly entertain thoughts of attending university if that is what she wanted. I am so amazed by this, I cannot express this in words. I apprised the History teacher of all her learning problems earlier on (she was defo dyslexic) and she couldnt believe that we were talking about the same child.