Earlier this summer, the Bronx mom of a boy with autism killed him and then herself. Most of us can probably guess at her state of mind when she did this. My questions are regarding the reader reactions to this story; they villified her, damning her to hell even while praying her son went to heaven. Did she deserve better judgement? Is this kind of reaction from the readers just typical of how the world in general still doesn't understand what we as parents go through?

I am a special education teacher who works in a self contained classroom of students with developmental disabilities.  I frequently mainstream students into typical classes for social and academic purposes.  As a mainstream teacher, do you have any suggestions.  Do you agree with mainstreaming.

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Creating Groups

1. Groups are a way to invite users to talk about specific topics.
2. Click the “Create Group” link and follow the instructions.
3. Under “Applications” you can find your groups as well as other groups. To invite friends to your group, click the group name and follow the instructions.

1. Facebook Connect

   1. Facebook Connect allows you to import your Facebook Avatar, status and wall updates. When Facebook Connect is set up, any updates you post on eSpecialMatch.com will update to Facebook as well.

1. Go to the "Create an account" link.
2. Choose your profile type
   1. Parent/Family Member
   2. Professional
   3. Adult with special needs
   4. I know someone with special needs
3. Fill out the information that pertains to you.
4. Choose the way in which you would like to be contacted
   1. "Members can contact me at any time"-members can e-mail and add you to their friend list any time.
   2. "Send me an email when a member is interested in contacting me"-you will be sent an email that requires your approval before the member can be added to your friend list.
   3. Once the member is added to your friend list you can contact each other at any time.
5. Choose how the information is displayed
   1. "Public"-in addition to your friends, your profile information will be displayed to non-members and members that are not yet on your friend list. (Note: it is easier to make connections with other families and professionals if your profile is public.)
   2. "Private"-your profile info will only be displayed to your friends.
6. Input the CASE sensitive code.

1. Go to the “Community Search” section
2. Add the criteria you are looking for:
   1. You can add as many criteria as you want.
   2. “Match all criteria” means that all of the items you have selected will be present in the user profiles that show up.
   3. “Match any criteria” means that the profiles that show up will have one or more of the criteria you selected
   4. To search a profile type:
      1. Choose “Profile type” as criteria
      2. Choose “Equals”
      3. Type "Parent/Family member, Professional, Adult with special needs, I know someone with special needs"
3. Send the friend request.
4. The user will review and either confirm or deny the request.
5. Under the “Friends” tab you can see requests you have sent as well as request you have yet to approve.

What is Friend Suggest?

1. eSpecialMatch.com suggests possible friends to you based on your user info including state, interests, profession, and child diagnosis.
2. To add the suggested user as a friend, click their avatar.

Can I invite friends from my contact list?

1. We encourage users to share eSpecialMatch.com with their friends.
   1. Go to the “Invite Friends” link.
   2. Type or cut and paste email addresses into the address section.
   3. Add a message.

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