Jess Tuff

really is like a sense of hell like a torture to intuitively feel you are doing what's best and to the best of your knowledge to your abilities what I was doing would work she would we'd go in the car I turn on the AC and start driving and she'd be totally fine It was so confusing. There was a lot of shame. Their parents have a hard job.

And society doesn't always support them in the way that it should. It was hard. I did a weird thing during the hardest part of it. I really internalized most of it. I'm an introvert, naturally. I like my quiet time. I like my peaceful time alone to reflect. So I did that a lot. Once I had clarification of what was going on, it was like being set free.

And society doesn't always support them in the way that it should. It was hard. I did a weird thing during the hardest part of it. I really internalized most of it. I'm an introvert, naturally. I like my quiet time. I like my peaceful time alone to reflect. So I did that a lot. Once I had clarification of what was going on, it was like being set free.

And society doesn't always support them in the way that it should. It was hard. I did a weird thing during the hardest part of it. I really internalized most of it. I'm an introvert, naturally. I like my quiet time. I like my peaceful time alone to reflect. So I did that a lot. Once I had clarification of what was going on, it was like being set free.

I felt confident speaking up and out about it because I had the answer key. It wasn't me relying on I'm right and all the people are wrong just because I think I'm right. Because as we know, everyone has different perspectives. What one person thinks is real for them. So what is our reality?

I felt confident speaking up and out about it because I had the answer key. It wasn't me relying on I'm right and all the people are wrong just because I think I'm right. Because as we know, everyone has different perspectives. What one person thinks is real for them. So what is our reality?

I felt confident speaking up and out about it because I had the answer key. It wasn't me relying on I'm right and all the people are wrong just because I think I'm right. Because as we know, everyone has different perspectives. What one person thinks is real for them. So what is our reality?

With the school, I think I was as close to blowing my gasket as I've ever been before. During the battle for my daughter, the treatment, it was, and it didn't make any sense. Like, I'm a really nice person. I remember even telling them that people like me normally, but this isn't right before we got the assessment done. I had enough of feeling like I was feeling. I had enough of being angry.

With the school, I think I was as close to blowing my gasket as I've ever been before. During the battle for my daughter, the treatment, it was, and it didn't make any sense. Like, I'm a really nice person. I remember even telling them that people like me normally, but this isn't right before we got the assessment done. I had enough of feeling like I was feeling. I had enough of being angry.

With the school, I think I was as close to blowing my gasket as I've ever been before. During the battle for my daughter, the treatment, it was, and it didn't make any sense. Like, I'm a really nice person. I remember even telling them that people like me normally, but this isn't right before we got the assessment done. I had enough of feeling like I was feeling. I had enough of being angry.

And I didn't want to hate anyone.

And I didn't want to hate anyone.

And I didn't want to hate anyone.

So I remember one day I went to the school. Brought my mom. I asked the principal for a meeting. I sat down. I cried. I apologized. I let them win. I just didn't want that anymore in my life. When we got the diagnosis, it was more peace. I didn't feel a need to say anything anymore because everything changed. It all changed.

So I remember one day I went to the school. Brought my mom. I asked the principal for a meeting. I sat down. I cried. I apologized. I let them win. I just didn't want that anymore in my life. When we got the diagnosis, it was more peace. I didn't feel a need to say anything anymore because everything changed. It all changed.

So I remember one day I went to the school. Brought my mom. I asked the principal for a meeting. I sat down. I cried. I apologized. I let them win. I just didn't want that anymore in my life. When we got the diagnosis, it was more peace. I didn't feel a need to say anything anymore because everything changed. It all changed.

It says a lot about how people greet each other when they don't know anything about each other, judgments. There were a lot of things that happened and it places a lot of self-doubt in you.

It says a lot about how people greet each other when they don't know anything about each other, judgments. There were a lot of things that happened and it places a lot of self-doubt in you.

It says a lot about how people greet each other when they don't know anything about each other, judgments. There were a lot of things that happened and it places a lot of self-doubt in you.

what the parents go through, they deserve to be treated like they are the most important person in that child's life because they are. Teachers are temporary. Teachers teach the way that they teach. There are great teachers that can meet lots of different needs. But when it comes down to it, it's a teacher teaching students that all learn differently because we're all unique.