Lady Shadow

    Joys and concerns.

    Thursday, November 13, 2008, 11:48 AM CST [General]

    Yesterday we got the permission slip for DJ to participate in his annual Christmas program.  I am so happy that his school program is doing this.  But I am oh so concerned that I am going to start crying like I did last year.  I have come to accept that my son is deaf and he isnt like most others.  And I no longer cry like I did over that fact.  But when I see children from the ages of 3 - High schoolers putting on a Christams program it just brings to me to tears.  I happy that they are strong and are taking this hurdle with such grace.  But to think of the pain, rejection, and turmoil that they are going through or will have to go through brings me to tears.  Maybe with more years of dealing with this I wont find myself so emotional.  But as of late I sill am.  I guess it dont help if sometimes I am an emotional case to begin with.

    I wonder if I can get my crying out before the program and not cry during it this year.  I dont know.

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    I'm happy to hear he's able to join the program. I guess you'll just have to keep in mind that at least he's up there and having fun!

    I hope you don't cry more than the other mothers,

    Queen Elizabeth or Red
    November 13, 2008
    12:31 PM CST

    Courage my friend!

    The important thing is that he's out there getting involved with other children in something that's creative and most of all...FUN!

    Maybe try seeing a rehearsal first...that might help get the crying out a little.

    Have a wonderful weekend Milady,

    Lady Renee


    Lady Renee
    November 14, 2008
    04:26 PM CST

    Fear not My Lady, there have been many among us who despite their disabilites have made amazing contributions to mankind. Bethoven was deaf himself, Hellen Keller, and many others. There was even a man who was blind who climbed Mt Everest. You have a mother's heart for her child to have life to the fullest, and with that love he will :) There is no limit to what he can accomplish in life with you by his side :) Whatever his gift, help him to excell in it.

    Abhilin MacLeod
    November 17, 2008
    01:58 PM CST