With coronavirus keeping millions of students home, parents of children with special needs say they're left to fill the gap for resources that can't be provided online.
Pandemic takes financial, emotional toll on parents of kids with disabilities.
ABC News’ Devin Dwyer reports on the unique hurdles of families of children with special needs navigating remote learning as the pandemic stretches into the start of the school year.
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