Haybuggsmom
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Jul 20, 2010
Thanks for sharing your story, so sorry for your loss and so happy at the joy you have with having Haylee I am always amazed by the strength of everyone here on disboards and so honored to be able to know a bit about everyone that is willing to share My two kiddos (14 & 17) are very very excited about GKTW as well. One thing I have noticed that many of us have in common is siblings of ill kiddos tend to need that moment to just be a carefree kid as well, so many days lost at needing to be strong and grown up and time with dr's. What an amazing gift to each one of us that is blessed with the chance to go Oh shoot who am I kidding... I am just as excited as the kiddos to go there
I sat up last night reading your TR. You are sooo busy and blessed with beautiful children. I love reading the stories of others also. It is amazing!!! This board contains the most incredible families!!!
And.. I am just as excited as the kids also!!!
How absolutely correct that is! I think that our other children sometimes have to grow up so fast because the time spent dealing with the issues from our children with disabilities can be enormous. My two girls are the most empathetic, understanding, caring, selfless kids I know because they see how "easy" their friends have it and don't appreciate it.
We make it a point to take them to DW often. It's the one place where we can all relax and forget about Doctors (well, aside from the two times my son got sick there) LOL
I agree completely. I hear a lot how mature and caring my children are for their age. Our kids are forced into growing up quickly but it's not always in a bad way. My children have always gone out of their way to help or befriend the kids who need that. My kid's HS is the Severe and Profound school for our district. They have always stuck up for they kids and tried to make others understand these special kids.
And funny enough when getting project assignments my kids always seen to be so deep. How Disabilities affect things, inclusion, medical conditions or how to adapt things for everyone. And it's funny because I have "preppy/jocks" so I have always tried to teach them that it is their job to educate. I LOVE MY KIDS!!!