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Hi,
Rainbowchaser you are spot on.
I think that parents should be given complete information of their rights and be educated on 'how to win' against this docs machine.
It is like the government don't want the families to suceed.
That is where I enter with my suggestion of not discriminating against anyone and that the government should put every parent up against their testing measures on the arrival of every child into this world. I think there would be mass outcry. I think every one should be made guilty and then they have to fight their way back to prove innocence. Yep, I am sounding twisted arn't I?
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