...people make assumptions about ds's future/condition.
Yes, he has a skeletal dysplasia, but we have no definite diagnosis, so no real prognosis either.
Still people make assumptions and I hate that. Like today I was talking about the dd's and how they are with each other to another mum, and then I said "We'll have to see how ds will fit into all that", meaning only in the sense - he's a boy and he's three years younger than dd2 - and then this other mum said "Oh but he's going to be a bit special so..." SO WHAT???
I also can't stand it when special is used in that kind of way, on the surface it sounds nice but really I find it patronizing.
Or am I being unreasonable?
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