Thread: [Serious] Parents with a disabled child, do you ever regret having children, why or why not?

[Serious] Parents with a disabled child, do you ever regret having children, why or why not? (by Sparky)

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Sparky (0)

(29 / M-F / Massachusetts)
29-Apr-18 4:40 pm

[Serious] Parents with a disabled child, do you ever regret having children, why or why not?

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