Ethel Said:

So how does this work anyway?

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Yahoo Answers is a place where you can get answers to your questions, but I wouldn't call it a forum. Now some don't take answering people's questions as seriously as I do so they may be rude, nasty or just plain jerks when answering your questions. I see a lot of the nasty answers to relationship questions. You just have to expect that some folks see answering your question as a game with extra points for being an a**.

Emily Said:

More about speech delayed 5 year old.?

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Congratulations on this work you're doing and its obvious successful effects.
Nevertheless, it sounds like you both are going to have a long row to hoe but that you've also accessed some good therapists too - are you able to get good advice from them OK?
Not sure which society you live in but I hope it's not going to be too expensive for you.
I bet you've been inundated with stories about successful politicians and inspiring rhetoriciticians(if there is such a word) who have started out with a similar setback - if not, and if you'd like some, let me know.
Parenthood ain't easy is it?

Marsha Said:

can you get in trouble for expressing rage on the net?

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Hi,
Yes, can see why you would be concerned about your method of expression; but you don't need to worry about any legal action. The worst that can happen is that you get censored or removed. In your case though, you may want to express your feelings off-line. Write them into a word processor and then when you are calm, you can post what you wrote on-line. You may find that writing the stuff down into an off-line processor when you are not in control, may help you express yourself better on-line. The on-line affords you the opportunity to express your opinions/thoughts in a forum where your opinions/thoughts may influence someone to understand and accept your view. When the post is incomprehensible, people may be offended or become concerned. Make your postings count; leave the anger/rage in the confines of your own computer. Best Wishes!

Margie Said:

can you get in trouble for expressing rage on the net?

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No not really.
I haven't heard of that but the UN would never allow that to pass, it violates one of the first human rights they created.
But here on Y!A its against the community rules to rant instead of asking a question, and it might be removed.
So I doubt your breaking the law by expressing anger.

Pearl Said:

Can I teach with an Occupational Therapy major?

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Those majors will apply to someone who will work with children who have disabilities. A Speech (linguistic) specialist will need a master's degree. Occupational therapy (small motor movements like holding a pencil) and physical therapy (larger motor movements) will work with children and their physical capabilities.

None of these will help you become a classroom teacher, but they will allow you to work with children.