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Let's get to those questions, some of those leftover questions, and what we'll do is we'll just

treat this like a question and answer session. Well, thank you so much, Klami. One of the questions

that I'd like to bring up that the participants asked was, how do you keep the emotion aspect out of future planning, for example?

We had a person who works with children and teens with disabilities, and future planning with families can create a lot of conflict.

So could you help to address that question?

Yes. First, I will give an unsatisfactory response and then give an elaboration

that can make you feel a little bit better about it.

So the response is that you cannot keep emotions out of these difficult conversations.

The emotions are going to be a natural byproduct of difficult situations.

And if you are not feeling emotional in these situations to a certain extent, that means you're a psychopath.

And that's another problem.

Okay?

So let's start there.

Now, the real issue becomes how do we prevent the emotions that are at play from coming

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