(Disability Discrimination Case 10) Mental disorder schools, etc.

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At the beginning of April, the teacher called me and said softly, "I think there is a place where my child was." I asked the hospital and said, "Is it possible to study? If not, I want to get rid of it. I'd like the doctor to recommend him," he said. Occasionally, I told my health room teacher strange things such as "When is the hospital this time?" Or "Did you go to the hospital and say something?" After that, my homeroom teacher suddenly said, "The health room is not a hospital. I don't want to sleep in the health room all the time. "

The chief teacher said, "If the health room is full, I will lend you a gymnasium or an empty classroom." I'm a single person, so even if I couldn't study, I wanted you to say, "Go to school because you can go to the health room." When you get sick, your parents are also at the bottom. It was very hard to say that you should leave the school you are attending. I was so worried that I couldn't sleep at night, and I was concerned about the school. I was able to graduate with my own strength. I am grateful that it was compatible with the teacher in the health room. If my homeroom teacher gave me more kind words, I would have been calm.