re: Talk to me about homeschooling

I don't have to worry about the social aspects like others do. I mean, I worry in general but not because he's at home. He's different, so our social requirements are different. When he was in school, he could only go part time. He couldn't go to recess or PE. They had "silent lunch" so I didn't really see how he was getting a lot of great socialization. He's a very outgoing kid. Very funny. But he'll never be able to sleep over at a friend's house or play typical sports. He runs in the junior paralysis (state invitational this weekend!) And is an all around great kid with a really good attitude for someone with so many limitations. I don't want to spoil him, but I'm also not worried about teaching him calculus. The best we can hope for is a long life and maybe a part time job on the future. That's the reality I want to prepare him for. We may not get that, but I'm holding out hope and preparing him like it will come to pass. I'm not worried about him being weird.