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To: tiamat
I'm a little weird too.

'T' hang in there with her, cause your kid has character (her dedication to work hard). Take the pain you feel for her now and turn it to faith, hope, and love. I have a brother similar to her, unique in his own way. I don't have one friend that doesn't love him to death and when we were younger, I felt the same way as you when other kids treated him with callous disregard. Your daughter will absolutely cool and fine in life. As long as she can always talk to you about how she feels, your encouragement and older wisdom will polish her inner strengths. You know something, some of the greatest people in history weren't 'normal' according the the sheeple masses.

98 posted on 04/30/2004 6:10:42 AM PDT by RSmithOpt (Liberalism: Highway to Hell)
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To: RSmithOpt
She knows that Mom is ALWAYS there for her. And Daddy too!

It's not that i wish she was "normal": I love and cherish her for her funny, quirky little self.

( And I am SO glad she never got the Britney-Madonna-Barbie sort of obsession!)

I just wish other people would lighten up on her.
103 posted on 04/30/2004 6:29:56 AM PDT by tiamat ("Just a Bronze-Age Gal, Trapped in a Techno World!")
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