It was a girl and she was fine - fit and well, aside from the psychological scars. As is probably obvious, her mother had what the head of the team that introduced a particularly hopeless computer programme where I once worked used to refer to as 'issues' - ie huge, insurmountable problems that made the thing permanently dysfunctional.
That's no way to talk to a child with cerebral palsy.
ReplyDeleteQuite. He's "differently abled".
ReplyDeleteIt was a girl and she was fine - fit and well, aside from the psychological scars. As is probably obvious, her mother had what the head of the team that introduced a particularly hopeless computer programme where I once worked used to refer to as 'issues' - ie huge, insurmountable problems that made the thing permanently dysfunctional.
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