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Dr. Seuss’s museum and home, popular restaurants like Red Rose and the Student Prince, the bakery La Fiorentina, downtown night life and gentlemen’s clubs, casino that will be newly opened in 2018, Bright Nights christmas light event at Forest Park, multiple libraries, amazing colleges such as: Springfield College, American International College, Western New England University, and a large community college: Springfield Technical Community College. There is also a very busy bus terminal at Union Station with many destinations, the Basketball Hall of Fame, and top notch Baystate Medical Center. Level 1 Trauma Center. There is a large civic center that hosts special events. Problems in the city include heroin and a lot of drug and gang related crime in the more shady areas. There is a large police force in the city and regular large drug busts are making the news. The city gets a bad reputation because of this, but there are many things to do and see.

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I did, and then she went into seizures 36 hours after birth. She was in the NICU from Dec. 20th until Christmas day. We were both released on Christmas day. I ended up getting a wound infection from my c-section on the 22nd and bring readmitted. So, her seizures were investigated thoroughly and no findings showed up. She turned blue in front of me that night and my ex husband ran down the hall with her to the nursery. It was so scary. I sat with her all day and night and stared at the monitors.When I got home, I was sleep deprived and developed a manic episode. I couldn't eat or sleep. That was when I started distancing myself from her emotionally. I was worried that if anything else physical happened to her that my heart would break and I was worried about it even though the doctors assured me it was ok. I was hyper vigilant and petrified!6 weeks after she was home I left my ex husband for safety reasons, and had to move out to a small apartment on my own. I had no money, a full time job, and not much help except for my Mother. I was angry at my situation. I bonded with her and loved her, but I kept myself at a certain distance subconsciously.It got even worse when she was about 3–4 years old and diagnosed with a learning disability which I later found out was autism. She was off in her own world and very distant. I learned to live with my new normal and got her all the help she needs. She is 11 years old now and definetly expresses her emotions and her feelings, but in a different way from her peers. She is a savant and knows dates, numbers, times, places, can calculate in seconds what any date fell on the past five or six years and what date any day will fall on the next 5 years or so. She memorizes everything! Its pretty incredible! She's also very good at cleaning up after herself and helping with chores.However, I feel sad she can't do things like watch a movie with me (she doesn't like tv just her tablet where she gathers more info daily on celebrity birthdays, when songs were published, etc.) She likes make-up but wants to do it on her own so we don't do make-up parties or our hair together. She likes the same styles and is regimented in her routine.I try to bond in other ways. We will go to the park, take trips to stores she likes, go to rollerskating where she will go around the rink for hours, ice skating, card games. It's rough. Sometimes I wonder why God chose to give her a harder life where she is in awkward social situations and has a hard time expressing her thoughts and feelings. Other times I just remind myself that is who she is and how God made her.So yes, sometimes it's hard to bond, and for her it is even harder. I just roll with the punches. She had an extremely difficult early childhood plagued by outbursts, seeing doctors for health issues, wanting to keep a strict regimen, surgeries for ear tubes, adenoids” lung biopsies, etc. I'm now facing a battle in regards to a new central nervous system issue that affects her blood vessels. In a nutshell it's hard.She is my one and only baby and I wouldn't trade her for the world.