Caring for a child with a hearing impairment...

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Thank you ladies for posting your advice. I have never had a kid with hearing problems or anything in that line. Since my kids usually enrolled when they are pretty young I have wondered what would I do. I have had kids with allergies and food sensitiveness and have never even dreamed to term for that reason. We've just changed diets and/or habits or get parents to bring food, but I am not sure I would feel qualified for dealing with something like that. I think the best I can get from these posts is to ask for help from parents and trained people. I am with you DreamLittleDream in the sense that letting the child go would be hard for her, but in no way I am judging if someone else does not feel qualified and thinks that the best for the child if go with someone else. Being in that position must be very difficult. Letting go could sometimes be a better decision that ending up overwhelmed.