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cyber bullying

So today, one of the kids told me about this profile on Twitter referencing the athletic district that we live in. Now I could see such a profile existing if it was just referencing the various athletic events in our area.  Sadly this profile is so much more. Trashing people in 140 characters or less is still a form of bullying.  Calling someone a slut, or a camel toe is a form of bullying.  Just because you can hide your immediate identity behind some anonymous profile picture doesn’t mean that you will be free from prosecution. If you think that poking fun at people on twitter is a good time, you need to do some serious soul searching.  You can and will be tracked.  How would you feel if you were the target of a twitter attack? And bragging that your previous account got suspended is a good sign that

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Tags: #district10nodak, bullying, Cyberbullying, Twitter ·

David on my mind

Thinking about David early this Christmas morning. Praying that he has a good day, and that he knows, how much we love him and only want what is best for him. Merry Christmas son.  We love you very much. Tweet #fighting4answrs

Annual Christmas Letter and Appeal

Greetings friends and readers. It is with all the joy in my heart that I wish each of you a joyful holiday.  One filled with acceptance of the differences we see in others.  One where our children know how much love we feel in our hearts for them. It is tradition in our home to open gifts Christmas Eve at home, and then on Christmas Day with the cousins and Santa.  Tonight, I reflected on Christmas’s past. I remember a Christmas when we got K one of those play kitchens.  It took me most of the night to put the thing together, but the joy on her face when she saw it was worth every slip of the screwdriver. To when Teletubbies were the rage and we got C the purple one.  (After all this time, still not sure of the names on them even after 17 years.) To the

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Tags: ADHD, adoption, autism, autism support, bipolar, Dadblogger, Dadchat, Health, Lupus, Medicaid, Mental disorder, mental health, Merry Christmas, prtf, RAD ·

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