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an incredible day ~ 3-22-2012

Today was a huge Victory! David went the whole day without major trouble. He was saddened by events in our community, but I am not ready to talk about that. Not much more can be said about the day.  He did what he was asked to do, and what he was meant to do, and he did it without complaint.  When he was confronted about anything, he didn’t run and hide behind anyone, he didn’t hem and haw about how he was wronged by society or his siblings. I was most impressed with his behaviour today. Tweet #fighting4answrs

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