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    Our DS has been accepted too! Congratulations to all!

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    Congrats everyone. I hope you enjoy the benefits of DYS!

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    Congrats, everyone! Fingers crossed for you Kerry.


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    Congrats to you all!

    We will be submitting for the 7/1 date I guess. I missed that it changed from the 14th to the 1st, lol. Oh well gives me time to try to get a recommendation I guess.

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    Hi everyone! I just found this forum and am brand new, but my 5 year old son just got accepted, too! I'm looking forward to talking with all of you more! smile


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    Not to rain on anyone's parade, because I'm really happy for all of you who were accepted, but DD7 was not accepted as a DYS. frown

    We were really hoping she would be, but in reality I guess DH was right - "she's not quite that smart"
    Oh well, at least we've still got this forum to continue to get great support and ideas from.

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    Kerry, I'm so sorry because I know you've invested a lot of time and heart in this process. Perhaps it's easier if you think not in terms of how smart she is (and I'm sure she is VERY for you to spend so much time on this!), but rather as a blessing that she may not have as many special needs as some of the children in these extremes?

    This is a great site for all gifted children and their families. Since we also have a toddler, I'm likely to be here a lot too just to learn more, even after we get our other passwords.


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    Originally Posted by Kerry
    Not to rain on anyone's parade, because I'm really happy for all of you who were accepted, but DD7 was not accepted as a DYS. frown


    Sorry it did not workout. Hugs. Your a good mom for trying.

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    Sorry to hear that, I know it's tough. My son was not accepted when we first applied when he was 8. It took me 4 years to work up the nerve to try again. Back then I applied because I thought I was at a complete loss at what to do with him, but somehow things worked out even without the extra help I thought I needed. You will find a work to work through whatever issues you are dealing with. And you can always try again at some future date if it seems appropriate.

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    Originally Posted by Kerry
    We were really hoping she would be, but in reality I guess DH was right - "she's not quite that smart"
    Oh well, at least we've still got this forum to continue to get great support and ideas from.

    ((pats to Kerry))
    Sorry there was no 'Yes' but believe me, if Dottie says she was close to DYS, then she really is 'very, very gifted' - and I'm so glad that we are here to get great support and ideas.
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