After four years of putting down roots in Charleston the decision to leave was a little difficult, but then again we really had no choice. It was clear that the Charleston County School System did not have the best interest of children with special needs as one of their priorities. Dennis and I were both on the verge of burn-out and we just did not have the resources to fight the deep pockets of the school system (although the pockets were much less deep since they built the”Taj Mahal”)
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There were many pros for staying. Plus leaving meant I would most certainly be committing professional suicide. Looking back, we still would have made the same decision. Our fight for Ben would not end, but by returning to Virginia it got a lot easier.
While we did not sit down and do a “Ben Franklin”; this is more than likely what it would have looked like. While there were more Pro’s for staying, the two Con’s were “deal breakers”.
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I am so PROUD of you for writing this blog in preparation for your book! I’ve read every entry and watched your followers grow from a handful to over 600! I wish I could have been a better support to you in those early years — I really had no idea all that you and Dennis were going through. Much to my regret, I probably wouldn’t have understood or been empathetic until I finally experienced parenthood. I’m sure this blog/book will help others parenting special needs children and make the rest of us more aware and proactive in ensuring access to education for everyone. Keep posting and we’ll keep reading! xoxox, LA
Lea Ann – Thank you so much! Your words mean a lot to me. This book has been swimming around half in my head and half on paper for years. I had to do something drastic like this to get it done. Thanks so much for reading.