He sounds like he's hearing impairedand I have to ask him to repeat things approximately three hundred and twelve times a day. When I hit a wall I use our 11 year old interpreter who has by some miracle always understood his younger brother.
I was thinking again about how magical it is to hear him speak. After years of autistic silence the sound of his voice is music to my ears.
Sometimes my heart feels so full I just want to shout from the rooftop
"MY SON CAN TALK!
MY SON CAN TALK!
MY SON CAN TALK!"
it never gets old,
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What a wonderful day! I love those days that we set a side sometime and see the wonderful blessings and miracles that are around us and given to us daily from our Father in Heaven.
Love ya and your family:)
YAY!
And isn't it wonderful that your amazing family has everything he needs to be heard, right down to the interpreter.
Heavenly Father is good.
AH HAAAA...
I LOVE YOU and YOUR BLOG. Hidden talent, who knew?? I don't know you all that well, now, do I? Can I have some lessons in writing and photography? I adore you. Have a wonderful weekend, yeah!!
brenda
I totally get it. Chas may yell insults at his sister daily, and he may get 2 out of 10 on most of his spelling tests, and he may complain about every dinner I put in front of him, but HE TALKS! and HE HOLDS A PENCIL! and HE SWALLOWS! What a difference perspective makes. It doesn't get old for me either.
I understand a glimpse what you are saying. I hear my little girl ask or express a 3 -5 word complete sentence my heart skips a beat. Those moments of feeling my daughter is finally speaking reminds me it has taken 6 1/2 long years but those long yrs don't feel so long now. So happy for you Jod!
I agree with you. IT NEVER GET'S OLD.
I love him so much.
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