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ReplyDeleteA Sjogren's Sufferer.
This is one of the hardest things about dealing with our daughter's developmental delays. Many times she can look like an average kid, then the next minute she is yelling or kicking like she's crazy. We get "the look" from strangers who know NOTHING about how hard she works to self-regulate in a world that doesn't always make sense to her. I've learned to ignore it, and realize it is a natural reaction on their part, but I wish there were a good way to educate them a little in the process.
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