I'm completely guilty of this. And it wasn't until Chase was here did I ever think twice about it.
Now I kind of feel terrible.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/2007-07-04-opcom_N.htm?csp=1
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Hey..i just landed up here randomly and fell in love with ur kids :)...well,im frm India and wud love to b ur regular reader.
God bless!
Regards,
Deepa!
deepa.arora09@gmail.com
woops...forgot...and about that link..it was really touchy..ive seen mothers raising up the differentially abled[we dnt use the word 'disabled'] kids with ample of love and care for i think they re special..verry special.
Take care,
Deepa!
Laurie, you've got to stop being so hard on yourself. YOU ARE HUMAN. This is a tremendous adjustment and nobody said it would be easy. I imagine you'll be haunted by thoughts like that all the time as Chase grows up (the 4th). Just hold on to the love you feel and God will help you through the pain.
That's a great article and I'm sure I'm not the only one who's also quilty. Love you lots, Mom
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