This kid's mom must have some pull.Monday, November 23, 2009
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Actually, it's a liability thing for the town (especially if a it's a small town). I lost my hearing when II was 10 and the village I lived in posted "Deaf Child Area" signs on both ends of my block. My parents had no pull and didn't really need to do anything. It might've even been handled by the school district.
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