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I work in healthcare in the US and this is such a hard thing to navigate. I hope you've met a decent case manager - I'm sure they're the person who can best tell you what kind of income would be safe for you to earn

Do you ever accidentally only orgasm from one at a time?

She might have a sleep disorder, talk to her pediatrician about it. It sounds like her sleep isn't very restful for her if she wakes up feeling that sleepy. I was always like this as a kid and after decades of horrible mornings and days where I felt too lazy to get anything done, I got diagnosed with narcolepsy. Lots more people have obstructive sleep apnea, which is very treatable and could cause everything you've mentioned here.

I wonder if some of that attitude is because of... Well... When I was in school, I was shown videos of people with severe disabilities (like waist-down paraplegia, or like being born with no arms or hands, or had to get a limb amputated) talking about how they're basically the same as anybody else. They were talking about all the stuff they CAN do, and how they never let their disability get in their way.

I think a lot of people have heard stories like that. And those videos/stories may have skewed our perception of reality. Sure, in case we get disabled, it's nice to know our lives won't be over. But that doesn't mean every person with a disability will be completely self-sufficient, and that we shouldn't offer them more help etc.

Commenting so I can use this schedule when I have a kid in elementary school