Most parents of children with special needs tend to experience chronic sorrow. What characterizes chronic sorrow?

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Chronic sorrow is manifested by feelings of sorrow and loss that recur in waves over time. The sorrow is in response to the recognition of the child's limitations. The family should be assessed in an ongoing manner to provide appropriate support as the needs of the family change. The sorrow is not preventable. The chronic sorrow occurs during the reintegration and acknowledgment stage.

Most Parents of Children with Special Needs Tend to Experience