Re: The outpouring of support here..... my gosh..

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Debra

Hang in there, I have 2 autistic kids and whilst they are never 'normal " can I

say they do change and the things you wrestle with today will not be what you

wrestle with later on. At 7 my little boy lived under a blanket in a pram

refusing to get out, he did not walk or talk or interact with anyone at anytime.

At 12 I told him I had a lump in my breast and he asked could he touch it ? I

replied " no their my privates " his reply " damn, so close but yet so far " .

As I said not exactly the " normal response " butttttttt??????? Gotta laugh

sometimes.

The outpouring of support here..... my gosh..

I really so much appreciate the outpouring of support and information here since

I have had questions about my 5 year old. I feel a little bad about taking up

the site with this because it is a fibro support site. I will try to keep most

of the future email about this on a private basis. Not because I don't want to

share it, but because I do not want to stray too far away from the purpose of

this support site.

I will tell you that my heart has been overwhelmed by the knowledge and

outpouring of support here on this topic.. That is what is so special about

this group... we have people from EVERY walk of life imaginable. When it all

boils down, we are all just human beings who connect and can share what the

miseries of fibromyalgia can bring to our lives.

Thanks so much.

And may I say, I hope that all of you are doing as well as can be today

because you all suffer from a horrible illness just as I do. Alot of you worse

than me.

Agape,

Debra V.

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To Leanne, thanks. You are so right. This little boy is a delight. He is

precious. He will just need extra attention in order to learn. Children are

the light of our lives.

love and hugs,

Debra V.

weachy_01 wrote:

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> I really so much appreciate the outpouring of support and

information here since I have had questions about my 5 year old. I

feel a little bad about taking up the site with this because it is a

fibro support site. I will try to keep most of the future email about

this on a private basis. Not because I don't want to share it, but

because I do not want to stray too far away from the purpose of this

support site.

>

> I will tell you that my heart has been overwhelmed by the

knowledge and outpouring of support here on this topic. That is what

is so special about this group... we have people from EVERY walk of

life imaginable. When it all boils down, we are all just human beings

who connect and can share what the miseries of fibromyalgia can bring

to our lives.

>

> Thanks so much.

>

> And may I say, I hope that all of you are doing as well as can be

today because you all suffer from a horrible illness just as I do.

Alot of you worse than me.

>

> Agape,

> Debra V.

> My son also has ADHD, he is 22 yrs old, I also have a severly

mentally handicapped sister, that is confined to a wheel chair that

can't walk, talk and also has brittle bone disease,kinda helping my

sister(whom is her legal guardian)with major decesions, since both of

our parents passed away within 5 months of each other, my mom in April

and my dad in Sept of 07' so we both can feel all your pain, as we

both have F.M. on top of everything else! but yes, all though they

have problems they are a BLESSING to our lives and bring much laughter

and happiness!!!!!

> God Bless you all, Leanne

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