“No amount of emojis or words can really express what it meant to our family to be welcomed by Jake’s family.”
- Love What Matters
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“No amount of emojis or words can really express what it meant to our family to be welcomed by Jake’s family.”
“Unknowingly, I set in motion a chain of events that would eventually secure the future of my child.”
“There were people running and then there were people confused telling us they heard something about gunshots and shooter.”
“There’s nothing like that sinking feeling in your gut when you know you’re about to hear something you desperately hoped you would never have to hear.”
“Today a student actually carried his chair with him to sharpen his pencil because he got in early enough to get a good chair.”
“He’s 13 and has autism. When we walked through your doorway at 5 a.m., there were people everywhere.”
“It was a busy day for a little guy!”
“My promise has always been that I will never repeat an image.”
“I’m not going to lie. I’m glad I had sunglasses on so he and his friends couldn’t see my eyes watering.”
“I was silently praying that none of you would notice the obvious differences while you were all interacting.”