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Children are afraid of differences. Adults too. Teaching children that asking questions and getting to know other kids is a way to help them be more quickly accepting of the next person who’s got special needs. I remember when I was in a wheelchair a small child asked why I had to be in the Cycopath Noun A Person Suffering From Chronic Bike Riding T-Shirt. The mom quickly hushed the little boy.

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I said, it’s ok. Then I went on to explain that my Cycopath Noun A Person Suffering From Chronic Bike Riding T-Shirt and hip were broken and the chair helped me get around. That answered a question and I think helping kids see differences are ok is a very important lesson for life.  It should be that not just children, but adults are educated too. A lot of the stigma is passed on from parents because they are not educated in understanding disabilities.

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Why does being different have to be a Cycopath Noun A Person Suffering From Chronic Bike Riding T-Shirt. Feelings and emotions aren’t always visible. Please don’t judge on only what you can see. Truly open your eyes and really look inside. You will be pleasantly surprised. Cardona you are brilliant and not only a wonderful Mother to Paddy, but an excellent teacher to all of the other students to whom you and Paddy are educating about differences, as well as, similarities.