“She wants everyone to SEE people with disabilities. I want that too.”
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“She wants everyone to SEE people with disabilities. I want that too.”
“A female doctor jokingly said to me that she wished she could have a little of what I have so she wouldn’t have to spend all her money on Botox.”
“After I put my kids to bed, I googled ‘nutritional value of paper.’ I avoided going to lunch with friends because I was terrified he would grab a menu and try to eat it.”
“There are so many people out there who’d be happy to talk to you, support you, and help you on your journey, you just need to find them.”
“Neither of those ladies know the girls are autistic. Neither of those ladies treated them differently. They were included, accepted, and loved. Just as they are.”
“Nothing is the same and nothing will ever be the same. Along with the pain however, came something beautifully absent from a life without suffering: the gift of perspective.”
“There, for the very first time, was Andrew’s entire diagnostic story. The decoder we’ve been searching for most of his life. Every milestone missed, every seizure suffered, every hospitalization, every moment his body betrayed him, every detail down to his clumsy gait, summarized in 12pt Times New Roman.”
“We still are learning, but we are taking this on with all we have and doing our best.”
“My heart and my mind battled each other daily.”
“On days when things got too much with the kids, it was just a habit to pour another glass. It was starting to control me, rather than the other way around.”