Stamford teen and others with severe disabilities are falling through the gaps in CT, attorneys say

The mother of a Stamford teenager says she’s not safe at home. A hospital says she can’t stay there forever. And alternate schools say she’s too aggressive to be enrolled. A family struggles with the question: Where does she go?

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