(Disability Discrimination Case 5) Hospitals for Intellectual Disabilities, etc.

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When my brother first received welfare services, when he received a designated doctor's consultation, the doctor did not ask the person if his stuttering was difficult to hear, but ended with an exchange between his family and the doctor. Was.

I think this kind of situation is particularly common among doctors. I think you are busy, but I want you to listen slowly at the time of consultation, and I also want your doctor to talk slowly.
I think my parents were too hard. I was thrilled every time I said, "I'm anyway," but thanks to everyone at the tsusho, I haven't said much recently and I'm relieved.