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While in limbo with the school system, we decided to go ahead and schedule the strabismus surgery for late August. It was about this time that I was approached by my employers about a job opportunity in Charleston, South Carolina. The idea of leaving Richmond had never even occurred to me, but the job sounded perfect (remember I’m still going through the selfish years). As a salesperson, Dennis could take his craft just about anywhere, and after the two years we had just been through, he too was ready for a change. Not long after Ben’s second birthday, Dennis and I travelled to Charleston to interview and check out services available in the Charleston area. I immediately fell in love with the job and we both discovered a wonderful situation with regards to the services available to children with special needs.

You see, Charleston’s city school system was even more dysfunctional than Richmond’s and they had no way of serving children between the ages of two and five. However, their way of handling the children they were required to serve under PL 94-142 and PL 99-457 was the exact right way to do it. They subsidized the children at a daycare facility which was run by the Easter Seals Foundation

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. The Charles Webb Center was located across the street from the Medical University of South Carolina and Children’s Hospital. Doctors and therapists were literally a “stone’s throw” away. The best thing about it; the facility was a daycare center for children with and without special needs. Ben would be in contact with children with a wide range of abilities. This was an absolute Utopia compared to what we were facing in Richmond.

The decision was not a hard one to make, except it would mean we would be leaving a cadre of excellent doctors and therapists who knew Ben and more importantly with whom Ben felt comfortable. However, Charleston’s Medical University and Children’s Hospital ranked up there with the facilities in Richmond. So we felt that new relationships could be built with time.

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