Re: GOD CHOOSES MOM FOR DISABLED CHILD

[Guest guest]

Okay, I have twins, one of which is a special needs child. What the

%$(*# & was God thinking when he looked down at me??

Debbie

[Guest guest]

-You ok Debbie?

jacquie H

-- In parenting_autism@y..., " weya " <weya@t...> wrote:

> Okay, I have twins, one of which is a special needs child. What the

> %$(*# & was God thinking when he looked down at me??

>

> Debbie

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I'm okay.

I was just reading that cute story about God choosing a mom for a

disabled child.

And I fit the twins one ... and I fit the special needs child one ...

and I got it all at the same time. So I wondered ... just what was He

thinking when he did that???? LOL.

Debbie

Re: GOD CHOOSES MOM FOR DISABLED CHILD

-You ok Debbie?

jacquie H

-- In parenting_autism@y..., " weya " <weya@t...> wrote:

> Okay, I have twins, one of which is a special needs child. What the

> %$(*# & was God thinking when he looked down at me??

>

> Debbie

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Just checking. I hate it that I cant see someone's face or hear their

voice sometimes. It can make all the difference. But I wonder why

I keep getting hit with the disabled kids. Here's to hoping that

Yessenia is just a nasty little bugger and nothing more!

jacquie H

> > Okay, I have twins, one of which is a special needs child. What

the

> > %$(*# & was God thinking when he looked down at me??

> >

> > Debbie

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Here's to hoping that

> Yessenia is just a nasty little bugger and nothing more!

> jacquie H

I've got my fingers crossed for you too. )

(my 9 yr. old NT daughter) was the WORST baby I've ever

seen. She cried non-stop from birth to almost 9 months. She didn't

stop until she was finally able to crawl and even then she was still

hateful until she learned to walk at 13 mos. I thought I'd go insane.

She's in the gifted classes at school, a joy to have as a daughter.

She does her homework and feeds her dog without being reminded, she

cleans her room and likes to cook. The only problems I really have

with her is she's a bit of a hypochondriac and is too mouthy for her

age.

I was ready to sell her to gypsies at 6 months.

Tina

[Guest guest]

LOL! Thanks. I worry about her more than I thought I would. Of course

I didnt think I would have a baby that was sooooooo upset all the

time. There are days when nothing gets done here! NOTHING! And poor

Alec seems to almost always have his hands over his ears. Yessenia

also scratchs her head and pulls out her hair when really upset. sigh

Do you have the phone number to any gypsies?

Jacquie H

> Here's to hoping that

> > Yessenia is just a nasty little bugger and nothing more!

> > jacquie H

>

>

> I've got my fingers crossed for you too. )

>

> (my 9 yr. old NT daughter) was the WORST baby I've ever

> seen. She cried non-stop from birth to almost 9 months. She didn't

> stop until she was finally able to crawl and even then she was

still

> hateful until she learned to walk at 13 mos. I thought I'd go

insane.

> She's in the gifted classes at school, a joy to have as a daughter.

> She does her homework and feeds her dog without being reminded, she

> cleans her room and likes to cook. The only problems I really have

> with her is she's a bit of a hypochondriac and is too mouthy for

her

> age.

>

> I was ready to sell her to gypsies at 6 months.

>

> Tina

[Guest guest]

> LOL! Thanks. I worry about her more than I thought I would. Of

course

> I didnt think I would have a baby that was sooooooo upset all the

> time. There are days when nothing gets done here! NOTHING! And poor

> Alec seems to almost always have his hands over his ears.

Yessenia also scratchs her head and pulls out her hair when really

upset. sigh Do you have the phone number to any gypsies?

> Jacquie H

and Sami both scratched their faces a lot as babies. I didn't

realize how severe was when Sami was Yessina's age and it's

probably just as well. I would have been a basket case. used

to hide in her room when Sami started crying. She hid in her room a

lot.

No, no phone numbers and it's just as well. kicked his aide

today and shoved another boy in the bathroom. *sigh* It's best if I

don't find those phone numbers.

Tina

[Guest guest]

LOL!!!! You know California passed a law that allows people to drop

off their new babies at a hospital or fire station or church with no

questions asked. This has been way too tempting a thought on a few

occassions. But really I couldnt live without her. Darn it!

Jacquie H

> > LOL! Thanks. I worry about her more than I thought I would. Of

> course

> > I didnt think I would have a baby that was sooooooo upset all the

> > time. There are days when nothing gets done here! NOTHING! And

poor

> > Alec seems to almost always have his hands over his ears.

> Yessenia also scratchs her head and pulls out her hair when really

> upset. sigh Do you have the phone number to any gypsies?

> > Jacquie H

>

>

> and Sami both scratched their faces a lot as babies. I didn't

> realize how severe was when Sami was Yessina's age and it's

> probably just as well. I would have been a basket case. used

> to hide in her room when Sami started crying. She hid in her room a

> lot.

>

> No, no phone numbers and it's just as well. kicked his aide

> today and shoved another boy in the bathroom. *sigh* It's best if I

> don't find those phone numbers.

>

> Tina

[Guest guest]

> LOL!!!! You know California passed a law that allows people to drop

> off their new babies at a hospital or fire station or church with

no questions asked. This has been way too tempting a thought on a few

> occassions. But really I couldnt live without her. Darn it!

> Jacquie H

It's probably a good thing I'm in Ohio and so very far away from

California. ;o)

Not that it would have done me any good. The youngest is 7.

Tina

[Guest guest]

Michigan has that law too, yet we still have stupid women killing newborns!

:-/

Sue

----- Original Message -----

> LOL!!!! You know California passed a law that allows people to drop

> off their new babies at a hospital or fire station or church with no

> questions asked.