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1/22/2016

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It seems like only yesterday Sharon would greet me in the hallways of Natick High School. I miss her. As someone who went through high school without a lot of friends and suffered from Aspergers syndrome, it was difficult when it came to social interaction. I can recount numerous occasions where Sharon would take time out of her day to see how I was doing despite my failing when it came to social pragmatics.  

In high school I was never completely forthcoming to the masses with my intellectual disability because I was embarrassed, but, I felt comfortable telling Sharon. She is one of very few peers who knew. I can recount on one occasion I was sitting alone during lunch, and Sharon left her table to come and sit with me! We talked about lots of things, most of all, she was completely accepting.
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Our sophomore year I was having a lot of difficulties socially, and time and time again she would stand up for me!  Many times, she was the only one!  She was the exception.  I miss her.   
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3/2/2025 04:19:43 pm

It's heartwarming to read how much she cared for you.

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