I understand this, too.  That's why I think groups would be a great
way for your daughter to meet people. Are there programs for children
with disabilities in your area? Or are there any day camps she could
participate in via Easter Seals? I know it's too late for this summer
but you could be thinking ahead to next summer.

Kat

On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 1:09 PM, <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Well I am glad all of you out there have friends but my child does not have any....no one wants to play with her because she can't do much for herself.
>
> Her cousins run from room to room and she can't.... she can't change a dolls clothes....
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> she can't read very well....
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> so she has no friends....
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> she is the only child in her school that is in a wheelchair....
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> I am sure somewhere on the list is someone with a child who's only outlet is talking....
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> I am glad all or you have wonderful lives.
>
> I am trying to help my child find someone other than me and adults to talk with.
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> Kristina
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