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Blog Post Commentlynda, thank you for posting your story as i had not heard it. in the background of my writing i hear my four year old crying bc he is trying to go to sleep while itchy. i feel comforted that you, and so many others, have walked this path before me...and have walked it well. thanks for all you do.
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Blog Post CommentHi; DD is fragile atopic; the idiopathic uticatia dx was used to fast track xolair approval. Long story, involving immune dysfunction and NIH, but she’s on cell cept now and feeling better. That would not typically be a path for a fa kid.
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Blog Post Comment❤️Wow, you guys are great! I had absolutely no help from my local school district. I was basically told to home school and was even given a number of a good group that someone knew of etc. I went that path and sometimes regret it. Homeschooling is good, but works better in larger families. My son often felt isolated even though we had lots of outside activities. (soccer, swim team, baseball, guitar) I really feel like things are getting better for the younger ones coming up, but felt my son...