“Though we would have paid any ransom to have her back, any price in the world, this disease would not let her go until she was gone.”
- Love What Matters
- Children
“Though we would have paid any ransom to have her back, any price in the world, this disease would not let her go until she was gone.”
“She looked up at me, blinked twice, and then visibly melted. Tears started streaming.”
“I realize the madness I’ve created. It’s just never-ending. I’m not really sure why I’m crying, what day it is, or what’s going on.”
“While I understand Halloween is about fear, and scaring, the night itself is very exclusive to a certain demographic of children.”
“By 4-YEAR-OLDS.”
“After my boys were born, there were appointments. There were regular pokes and prods. Their well-being was front and center. Then there was me.”
“Her differences make her who she is, and she’s absolutely wonderful.”
“It was as if she was never really gone. As if somehow this had all been a nightmare.”
“The word ‘autism’ was thrown around quite a lot during his toddler and early preschool life and to be honest, it scared me.”
“I have asked for her to be moved to a different class, yet they have no sign of showing any concerns – like it’s us parents being overly protective!”