and i dont get them often, nice to meet you my name is sherri and i have a 8 year old boy named mattew..e mail me sometime littlesis001@yahoo. com . i look forward to hearing from you...
sherri
This is a poem I wrote for my 14 year old autistic daughter. Although she is nonverbal, I could tell she like it. When I read it to her she gave me a hug.
My angel is so precious; something hard to find is a mother-daughter bond like hers and mine It's not like a "normal" relationship Sometimes I feel we're joined at the hip I am her eyes, ears, and her voice But this "disorder" was not our choice This "thing" is called autism so they say We just try to take it day by day they said with a "disablility" her future is set in stone but I believe our life is ours to own It has put up somewhat of a block for her to read, write, learn, and even talk Fourteen years, a "cure" we have searched for I know deep within my angel lurks And with some blood and sweat there is a chance for her to one day sing and learn to dance This dream I have and hold very dear One day"I love you mommy" from her lips I will hear One thing of my angel I know is true whatever the future holds for her we will do But not one second will we not look for the key that unlocks this angel God gave to me.
I'm sure she knows how much her mom loves her and tells you in many different ways besides talk that she loves you right back mommy! big hugs and thanks for sharing hon! Ali
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