On the not-so-good days, the scary days, and the frustrated days, I watch this and think about all of the things he CAN do. And I remember that I'm the one that teaches him that.
You have already taught him so much. He is the most amazing little boy I know. You have taught him so well that his disability goes unnoticed when I play with him. He doesn't have an ounce of self-pity in him, which is a testament to the kind of mother you are. I really think there is nothing that he can't do. It may be a longer journey, but he will get there because of the amazing support you give him.
(And having two younger sibilings who won't let him off that easy helps, too. :-) )
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You have already taught him so much. He is the most amazing little boy I know. You have taught him so well that his disability goes unnoticed when I play with him. He doesn't have an ounce of self-pity in him, which is a testament to the kind of mother you are. I really think there is nothing that he can't do. It may be a longer journey, but he will get there because of the amazing support you give him.
(And having two younger sibilings who won't let him off that easy helps, too. :-) )
This is so beautiful. I'm glad you shared.
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