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Clayton's Disability Report

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Finding a place to call my home has been the biggest challenge throughout my life. My mother was forced to move my brother and I at an early age in order to find a job that would sustain a family of three. Semester after semester, I was entered into new schools forced to learn new study habits and interactions skills, so that I would not fall behind. My brother Clayton was diagnosed with autism at an early age, therefore it was vital that the school he was transferred to was able to tend to his disability. Although some schools were able to help him, the children were often rude to both him and me. Clayton’s disability is what led to bullying throughout elementary and middle school because my peers did not understand that autism was not a disease,

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