Sad Day Today (long-sorry)

[Big V]

So sorry you had a bad day. I'll say a prayer for you and your family.

 

[Beth E. (NJ)]

I'm hoping the doctors give you some good news! Sending pixie dust your way.

Perhaps you will even be able to find room on another Illuminations cruise to share?

 

[swanmom]

I don't know how much this will help because it's just my subjective observation but......
I used to work with college kids with physical illnesses fairly often. I found that kids who had to live with the challenge of
managing a chronic illness like diabetes or hemophilia were often stronger and less judgemental of others than other kids their age. They tend to have a perspective on what's important and what is not. They seem to take less things for granted than other kids might and to be much more tolerant of the differences of others. What I mean is that these are not the kids who are picking on others because of their lack of sports ability or their struggles with math.
I know you would not have chosen this challenge for your DS but it is one that can be medically managed and it may offer him a view of the world that will make him a bigger, better person.

 

[Kitty 34]

So sorry to hear about your bad day. {{{{{HUGS}}}}}

 

[Baboo]

{{{{HUGS}}}} for you and your son! I hope that today is a better day and that things work out for you!

 

[Breezy_Carol]

{{{{{hugs}}}}} to you Mousefan. And to your son.

I hope that with a night of sleep and a new day, things will be a little better today.