Would you pull one of your children out of school too give room for another one of your children

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I just don't think you should have to make this kind of decision. But I

gather you do? Sigh. You should do whatever you think is best for your

children, naturally. Which is just what you are doing, but does it have to

be so hard ALWAYS????

Salli

> and I were talking early last night and I have to wonder. At this

point would I pull out to give space at the school if there

wasn't room. I said I would. 's behavior, while not wonderful, is so

much more controlled then . is driving me nuts. I can't take

it anymore. I can't get through to this child. He's loving, but stubborn

as a mule, strong as an ox. I mean you can't verbally get to him, disipline

here is almost impossible with him.

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and I were talking early last night and I have to wonder. At this point

would I pull out to give space at the school if there wasn't room.

I said I would. 's behavior, while not wonderful, is so much more controlled

then . is driving me nuts. I can't take it anymore. I can't get

through to this child. He's loving, but stubborn as a mule, strong as an ox. I

mean you can't verbally get to him, disipline here is almost impossible with

him.

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Did this topic come up because you are being put into this kind of

situation?? I hope not!

With the differences you are describing in your boys, I would look at it

from the idea of which child needs the type of help that the school program

could be providing....but to be put into the posistion of having to choose

ONE CHILD should not be happening.

Sue