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It is what it is and that's all there is

OK life is life and things happen whether you're prepared or not. I got paid for the project I did, an extra article will be paid on the next project. Nice. That's money that will come when I need it more.


We did rescheduling for speech. Now to figure out the ABA schedule and to figure out what the OT is doing when school starts in the fall. She already went to every other week with us. This is the last year of the preschool and next year we'll be in kindergarten all day long. 

Well, on the bright side I can work during the day. On the not so bright side I don't want her to go. I wanted her home with me until time to start school, but the Autism diagnosis made that day come two and a half years sooner. She went to preschool at 3. That's two years before she would have. 

I'm not sure what to do next but I have very little time to decide. I don't want her in the public school system, I can't work and home school. I can't afford private school.

Well, I'm off to think about these things. I'm not looking forward to these decisions. 

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