Jackie
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Jackie
@dooner6
Married Mother of 4 incredible kids under 24, 2 crazy dogs, 2 goofy cats and a turtle. Teacher and Huge Phillies, Eagles, Flyers, and Sixers Fan. :)
Drexel Hill, PA Beigetreten Mart 2012
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@JanHoving4 @Lin_Anderson I love this! Sadly, we would never see most kids this interested in books today. They are interested in social media instead. So sad.
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@Mr_Husky1 That is wonderful!! You have him the foundation so he was able to bloom. Great job 👏🏻
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"As a single mom raising five children, I constantly stressed about my boy. He was always a little odd—arriving at pals' homes barefoot or overlooking simple tasks everyone else noticed.
He never submitted homework (even when completed in his backpack, after I'd reminded him endlessly), yet scored perfectly on exams.
In seventh grade, I had him evaluated for learning disorders, but results showed only ADD (minus hyperactivity) while performing at an 11th-grade academic level.
Still, he maintained just two close friendships in high school and skipped all typical social gatherings like proms. I agonized over his ability to connect with others.
At 17, when he left for college, my anxieties multiplied. Why hadn't I delayed his schooling earlier? Here I was releasing him into adulthood before legal maturity!
Now—he's starting his third year at University of Hartford. His friend circle has expanded beyond counting. He holds a 3.5 GPA while majoring in psychology.
Last summer, he counseled at a camp for adults with developmental disabilities—unimaginable years ago given his extreme food sensitivities. This summer, they promoted him to Assistant Camp Director.
In January, he independently organized study abroad programs across South Africa, Paris, and Rome—securing his own scholarships and handling all logistics.
Words can't capture his transformation. He's shattered every low expectation. Some swans simply need extra time to grow out of their awkward duckling stage.
Now I proudly declare: that magnificent swan was always my duckling, and I adore him completely.
To parents watching a child with dormant potential—have faith. Their breakthrough is coming!"
Credit: Mom Daily/FB

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@SNYUConn Thank you @dawnstaley for being a wonderful role model. You handled a bad situation with class but did not back down. You make Philly proud 👏🏻
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@saniyafatma1278 That is awesome! So happy for you and your kids 👏🏻 Glad you got out of a dangerous situation and got yourself and your kids to a safe place. It does not matter if it is big or small -it is safe and yours! Well done 👍🏻
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I did it!! I finally got myself and my kids out of a toxic living situation and into our own apartment. It’s small, it’s secondhand, and I’ve got $13 to my name, lol, but it’s ours! Here’s to new beginnings! For the longest time, I truly felt stuck, but let this be a reminder: there is light at the end of the tunnel. Keep pushing forward and things will turn around for you too.

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Hey @BardCumberland could you RT please? We’re looking to find 62 people to pledge £100 each at kickstarter.com/projects/night… becoming our film’s co-producers and reaching our crowdfunding goal! 🏴🧝🏼♀️⚔️

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@FixingEducation Isn’t it mind boggling? It isn’t fair to anyone - child, other kids, teacher….
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@TolentinoTeach 100%. any book written about how to teach by someone who hasn't taught in a real classroom post covid should just be ignored.
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@TolentinoTeach Facts. And anyone who hasn't shouldn't speak on behalf of public education
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@EllSimonds @TacoforFive1 So true. My cousin had special needs and he taught us so much about life and unconditional love. He left the world a kinder place.
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@TacoforFive1 Special needs parents are amazing. Their strength and resilience could really teach us all something
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@SharonC30893592 @TacoforFive1 The years fly by, don’t they? I would love to spend a day with my kids again - when they were babies. I miss them - now they are grown.
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@TacoforFive1 Totally agree..my graduated high school as my daughter graduated 8th grade..
The next morning I woke up and my daughter was graduating high school prepping for her college years..
My mother didn't warn me not to sleep..
I miss those years!!
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