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Tall, handsome & beautifully autistic |
This is my son, James. He is my joy because:
- he sees the goodness in everything
- he sees the bright side of everything
- he is honest (painfully - LOL)
- he only wants to please
- he only wants to be part of the team
- he brings happiness to whoever is around him
- he has a child-like vision of the world
- Matthew 18:3: And he said: “I tell you the truth, unless you change and become like
little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.”
- he is so going to heaven
- he is most polite
- he is most kind
- he is most gentle
- he is always forgiving
- he is always willing to help
- he is always most happy, and when he's not, you have to really dig to find out why
- he made me really grow up immediately at the age of 24 when he was born
- he changed my world view
- he changed my behavior
- he made me let go of any poor thoughts I had of his father, my ex-husband, even though he has no memory of who his father is
- he keeps me even keeled
- he's accepting, even though he may be dissappointed
- he encourages me to buy him things, only because he never asks for anything. But Skittles
- he thinks every day is a beautiful day & says so every morning
- when I slip a curse word or 2 (or 12), he tells me "it's inappropriate"
- don't let this serious face fool you - he has a smile as big as the sun
- he is unconditional love
Thanks, God. :-)
Picture by: me
HI TRACEY - oh my, such a beautiful tribute - of all love an blessings - hallelujah!
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peace.....
Hey there Gail!!! Thank you so much for your kind words. James is truly an amazing you man. I am truly blessed.:-) Peace, comfort & blessings my friend.
DeleteHi Tracy -- I'm agree with Gail what a beautiful tribute. It's wonderful to see someone so young have such a great outlook on life. You are truly blessed.
ReplyDeleteHi Chris! Yes, I AM blessed! What a journey these 24 years of James have been. SO completely not what I expected when I was pregnant, but what he a joy he is. It took me some years to realize how truly special he is. I kick myself in the behind for those years when I tried to have a pity party. DUH! His being disabled took me to a whole 'nother world of people who are now & always our extended family. I wouldn't want it any other way :-)
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