One thing about New Hampshire is that you are placed on two ends of the spectrum — you are either “not special enough” or “too special,” and with kids in the middle, we are nothing. We advocate for the middle, but since we can advocate, we’re placed on the “not special enough” side, so we get excused.

In the end, New Hampshire is not the right place for us — let alone if you have a medical issue alongside a developmental disability.