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Re: a 'disability' or not ?
Hmm, I don't think that anyone would agree that having better brains than most is a disability in the traditional sense of the definition. After all dis implies a lack of something.
However, the fact that the daughter has special schooling needs, and needs extra resources, may give rise to some form of claim under equality legislation. I suppose this is a natural progression of the effects of Political Correctness. I woudl hope however that the case can't succeed. simply on the basis of where on earth does this sort of thing stop.
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