The journey we walk.
I find myself on a rol ler coaster many times. There are times when it's downhill, in a great way. The days are tackled, everything under control. A feeling of "I CAN do this." And then there are the uphill climbs. Chugging along, jerking upward, a feeling that the crest of hill will never come. That is this weekend . Only in the last couple of months have I really rea lized and accepted that David has special needs more than what I ever imagined in the beginning, and they will never "go away" or "be cured". I have learned so much about approaches to guide him in life. I have watched him grow and flourish and seen his brain expand like a sponge with knowledge that reaches far beyond his years. I have seen him go from barely saying 30 words to talking on a n almost adult level. I've also seen him struggle more and more as he grows . 4 years ago I knew something was up. And when I lea rned h e had a speech/developmental ...