Guest guest Posted March 8, 2007 Report Share Posted March 8, 2007 Kim, Honey, I'm no one special. Just a mother with a specail needs child like everyone else here. Need can really motivate people. I needed to have security in his future because I got slapped in the face with my own mortality. But that ergency did a wonderful thing for me. It gave me a whole lot to live for. I kinda think God was tired of my sitting on my haunches and decided to shake me up a bit. From the time I was a little girl I have always hated to witness injustice. Don't know if it was born of my Dad's drinking but I like to think you can will some good from a bad situation. 's house happened because I believee in my heart it was the right thing. , Debra, Greg, and didn't come into my life by chance. I really feel I'm still around here for a purpose. mom to (31) > > , I will agree, you are one in a million and we need a million > more just like you! I am a Voc. Rehab Counselor by day and see these > situations come up often too. Our goal is always to get a protective > payee assigned (usually someone like you) and soon the family is happy > to give him up since he now serves no purpose since they no longer " get > to use his money as they please " . And coming from Child Welfare years > before I know what you mean about kids who have unconditional love for > their not so deserving parents. You are such a busy person what a God > send you must be to folks! I enjoy so much reading about your > achievements with you have great ideas and give hope and > inspiration for the rest of us. When you told your story about the home > where resides and how and the others were involved with > planning and hiring of staff I was so inspired! That indeed would be my > dream for my son also and to know the path has been laid already is a > great thing! We too have been fighting since my son was 4 (sued the > school system back when he was 5 for services even got the pleasure of > getting the Director of Special Ed (who was no good) canned) Of coarse I > also see that it never ends that we have to always climb back on our > soap box. I do get tired and rest then get enough strength and climb > back on. We now have been blessed to have a terrific teacher who is > degreed in HI and Cognitive behaviors and she is absolutely a perfect > fit for my son. She is discussing coming to California with us in July > for the CHARGE conf. which would be wonderful! I give you lots of > credit for because you did not have this web site which is just > awesome to have. We did not have a correct diagnosis until my son was 2 > 1/2 and then it was someone like you who diagnosed him while we were > waiting to see the developmental specialist at Riley Children's hospital > in the waiting room a lady who had in the past done respite care for a > CHARGE kiddo asked us if he had CHARGE since he looked a lot like the > kid she had taken care of. We said dunno and when we went in to see the > doctor we mentioned this to her and voila he is a 100% classic CHARGE'r > kid. Life is crazy how things work out in the end! We attended the > CHARGE conf. in Indy and that was a world of knowledge, now at our > fingertips. I am thankful for this organization but look up to those of > you who have struggled with older CHARGE children who did not have this > great advantage. Keep up the great work!! You have a wonderful gift! > Kim/Michigan CHARGE'r soon to be a teenager Ugh! > -----Original Message----- > From: CHARGE [mailto:CHARGE ] On Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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