What's a tough guy to do?

James is my handsome, 14-year-old son. Our odyssey-- or nightmare-- began about seven years ago. One night, at a Little League baseball game, I noticed that James was not getting to the ball as quickly as usual. At the time, I didn't think much of this observation. As the months went by, howeve...

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Published inThe Exceptional parent Vol. 24; no. 6; p. 45
Main Author Nolan, Thomas P
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Boston TCA EP World LLC 01.06.1994
Subjects
Brain
Child Health
Exceptional children
Fathers
Handicapped people
Medical disorders
Networks
Parents
Parents of exceptional children
Physicians
Special Needs Students
Teenagers
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Summary:James is my handsome, 14-year-old son. Our odyssey-- or nightmare-- began about seven years ago. One night, at a Little League baseball game, I noticed that James was not getting to the ball as quickly as usual. At the time, I didn't think much of this observation. As the months went by, however, things sot more complicated. Something was wrong with my son! The tests-- all those *#@$%*@ tests-- what could it be?
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ISSN:0046-9157