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<blockquote data-quote="Tired out" data-source="post: 741179" data-attributes="member: 23103"><p>My disabled son is physically disabled, he is full physical care. Cognitively he is fine. He doesn't have a guardian. </p><p> I wish I would come across others like him. I am sure he would like to live with others like himself. Luckily he does have friends in his own age group that visit and a large on-line gaming community. </p><p>There are a (very) few group homes in this area. Nothing appropriate for our son. A lot of the clients have behavioral problems along with being cognitively low functioning. Our son doesn't fit into the demographic. he does go to a workshop setting 3 days/week and does computer graphic design among other things. He can't stand it more than that , he can only tolerate the other clients in small doses. Living with them? No way. </p><p>He is held back by his physical needs. In a perfect world, employers could over look those and there would be someone to take him to the bathroom and fix his lunch and help him with it. </p><p>We are looking into college classes, I will have to be his aide. </p><p>My goal is for him to live a happy productive life. He deserves it. </p><p> </p><p>He gets so angry about his difficult brother. .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tired out, post: 741179, member: 23103"] My disabled son is physically disabled, he is full physical care. Cognitively he is fine. He doesn't have a guardian. I wish I would come across others like him. I am sure he would like to live with others like himself. Luckily he does have friends in his own age group that visit and a large on-line gaming community. There are a (very) few group homes in this area. Nothing appropriate for our son. A lot of the clients have behavioral problems along with being cognitively low functioning. Our son doesn't fit into the demographic. he does go to a workshop setting 3 days/week and does computer graphic design among other things. He can't stand it more than that , he can only tolerate the other clients in small doses. Living with them? No way. He is held back by his physical needs. In a perfect world, employers could over look those and there would be someone to take him to the bathroom and fix his lunch and help him with it. We are looking into college classes, I will have to be his aide. My goal is for him to live a happy productive life. He deserves it. He gets so angry about his difficult brother. . [/QUOTE]
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