If boarding school gave my child an education tailored to their needsI think it would be selfish not to allow them that opportunity ... and ensure the holidays were filled with family fun times

That is a difficult one as one doesn't have all the facts about the case. Each one it different. I would myself find it very hard to do.

My friend, Amy, has two blind sons with Batten's Disease, an inherited, rare, and fatal neurological deterioration. It was caused by the combination of Amy's and her ex-husband's genes.

The middle son is healthy, although he struggles with depression and anxiety. Growing up with two blind, dying brothers was traumatic for him.

With no resources for blind children in Eastern Washington, they sent their oldest son, 6, to the Washington School for the Blind. Cameron learned Braille and other adaptations for the blind.

It's a boarding school. Cameron attended for two years. He came home during summer vacation and holidays.

only if they were blind. it would be very cruel if they weren't.