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"And those are just a few examples. Gosh, I remember I had one student who. This breaks my heart, this story. So I had this one student years and years ago while I was still an instructional assistant. So this is basically the timeframe of 2007 to 2010 whose mom had passed. And it was very hard on the whole family, and even more so for this special needs child, who, again, felt things a bit deeper than some of their other family members."
"And those are just a few examples. Gosh, I remember I had one student who. This breaks my heart, this story. So I had this one student years and years ago while I was still an instructional assistant. So this is basically the timeframe of 2007 to 2010 whose mom had passed. And it was very hard on the whole family, and even more so for this special needs child, who, again, felt things a bit deeper than some of their other family members."
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"And those are just a few examples. Gosh, I remember I had one student who. This breaks my heart, this story. So I had this one student years and years ago while I was still an instructional assistant. So this is basically the timeframe of 2007 to 2010 whose mom had passed. And it was very hard on the whole family, and even more so for this special needs child, who, again, felt things a bit deeper than some of their other family members."
"And those are just a few examples. Gosh, I remember I had one student who. This breaks my heart, this story. So I had this one student years and years ago while I was still an instructional assistant. So this is basically the timeframe of 2007 to 2010 whose mom had passed. And it was very hard on the whole family, and even more so for this special needs child, who, again, felt things a bit deeper than some of their other family members."