RE: Re: Meghan - New: intro, questions, greetings

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He's so unbelievably content with the amount he knows at this

point, we're reticent to say anything

'bigger' yet --but didn't know if that was best or not.

Hi Meghan,

Welcome to the group. I think you’re doing exactly the

right thing. If Wyatt is content

with what he knows now, good for him! He’s a young boy and should stay

that way for as long as he wants to.

We, the parents can (and do) worry all we want, but it is far healthier

for Wyatt to remain a carefree child and do all his normal boy things. Stress really

seems to make matters worse and the longer Wyatt can remain stress and worry free,

the better it is for him. The only

good thing about PSC, is that it progresses slowly,

that gives everyone time to adjust (as best as anyone can) to it. I also think you’re right to learn

what you can about PSC, that way, when Wyatt does have a question, you’ll

be able to answer it with confidence and assurance. I wouldn’t hide anything from him

or lie to him in any way, because as things go along, both child and parents need

to know they can completely trust each other. But that doesn’t mean he needs to

know everything right now either. I

can tell you there is one really great side effect of PSC,

you will become closer to your son and have a deeper understanding of each

other, than you ever thought possible.

Hang in there Meghan, take a deep breath and drop your shoulders, you

and your hubby aren’t alone in this, you have 1000+ new friends by

your side.

Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight, Whatever it Takes!

Son Ken (32) UC 91 - PSC 99 Listed 7/21 @ Baylor Dallas