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You have the right not to be put down by words or
actions
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You have the right to calm yourself down when you are upset before other
means are used
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You have the right to get help
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You have the right to choose an advocate
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You have the right to get an education
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You have the right to have your IEP or transition plan written and
reviewed at a meeting with you
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You have the right to choose your job and to receive fair pay
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You have the right to decide how to spend or save your money
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You have the right to get needed services
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You have the right to choose your own doctors and to see the doctors
when you want
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You have the right to have, receive, or refuse regular therapy services
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You have the right to choose where you want to live
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Whether you live by yourself, with a roommate, or in a group home,
you have the right to privacy and to expect people to knock before
entering
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You have the right to have your own belongings
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You have the right to have a place to be alone
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You have the right to choose your friends
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You have the right to call and visit family and friends
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You have the right to decide what you want to eat
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You have the right to date
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You have the right to get married
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You have the right to have children
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You have the right to plan and enjoy fun activities
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You have the right to join community groups
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You have the right to expect public places to be accessible
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You have the right to vote.
