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Originally Posted by Platapus
My free advice, and well worth the price, is not to isolate her from other children. She will be spending the rest of her life around people less "gifted" (what ever that means) and one of the most important lessons she has to learn is how to work with other people.
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Maybe I used the wrong word, when I wrote "gifted" I seem to recall the word, from other readings.
True, she is still a little girl with some problems.
One of her biggest positive side, is that she cares alot for other people and animals. Even though she is being bullied now and then in school, she help her friends a lot.
In my view she is still my 10 year(almost 11) niece.
Markus