His Struggles are My Struggles

[adpaz]

At first, I thought he was just a crazy kid. He was always jumping and climbing. He hated wearing clothes. Getting him in the tub was next to impossible. Brushing his hair... ha! I was lucky that if I could get a comb through it without screaming and tears. When he was three, three and a half, he was diagnosed with Sensory Perception Disorder

Comments

[alycewilson]

What a challenge you face, and your love and devotion shine through.

[adpaz]

Thank you! I certainly do try.

[bewize]

I wish you all the best as you and your son continue to figure out this diagnosis together.

[adpaz]

Thank you so much!

[mamas_minion]

It is good that he is making progress and you have information on how to move to forward, best of luck to you and your son in the future.

[adpaz]

Thanks so much!

[murielle]

Of all the entries I read, these are my favorites. More than many others they speak of love and patience, and perseverance through what often appear to be insurmountable odds, but what I learn from those who surmount the odds, is there is nothing that love can't make better, beat, see beauty in, and survive.

Thank you for sharing Peter's story with us.

[adpaz]

Thank you for your wonderful comments. I always try to write from my heart, about something that is important to me at the time. So I hope you're able to continue enjoying my writing.

[kathrynrose]

There's a lot of love in this.