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Originally Posted by Luba
Reading Scott's story, with all the LOVE, support, pain, and the money spent on a therapist, I JUST so pray for healing for Andrew and his family!
I just want to ask the question; do you believe that a person receiving so much love and support gets healed to live a contented and productive life? I sure hope so!
You are an inspiration, Scott, I just want you to know that!
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Thanks, Luba.
You know, I don't want to give the impression that my life is filled with Andrew's situation.
Adam (12) is two years younger than Andrew, somewhat pre-pubescently pudgy (I was the same way), and he, like I was BL (Before Lasik) is very nearsighted and wears glasses. As a result he looks like a Teddy Bear.
He makes straight A's, and is on a team that is going to The World Championships for "Odyssey of The Mind" in June. Basically the six kids compete in Tower Building, Story Telling, ETC. I plan to accompany him to Washington D.C. then Tour all the National Landmarks. He is THRILLED to be going for the tours, and seems to appreciate everything I do for him.
Ashlyn (5), my daughter has HUGE blue eyes, strawberry blonde hair, and is a princess in her mind and mine. If she comes into my office with a picture to show me, or a story to read, NOTHING interrups her. She loves to swim, and go rock climbing, and anything else I want to do with her. I could say "Hey Ashlyn, do you want to go with me to pick up a load of Manure, and she'd enthusiastically say "YES!!!"