I had a little girl in 1st grade class several years ago. She had spina-bifida, had to have a special wheelchair with a neck and body brace. She couldn't hold a pencil or even feed herself. I was asked if I would take her because the other teachers declined due to being unable to do anything for herself. I said yes, and sadly I had to change my mind about a month in. It was just too much. She was simply around the clock care. She threw up all the time, had to be diaper changed several times and other parents were complaining that their children were not getting equal treatment. Of course they weren't. That little girl took all my time. I can't imagine how mom felt. The younger two children also had spina bifida. The mom got irate because she said she never got a minute to herself so she sued me and the school district. She lost in court, but the real shame here was she had no support, no one to help her. I felt really bad for her, but there wasn't much I could do. She killed herself la