- He taught me to smile when things are not going your way.
- He taught me to fight against all odds, even when the doctors don't think it is possible.
- He taught me that a 5 month old does have an opinion.
- But he ultimately taught me that even the smallest of children need someone to speak up for them, and I hope I did that for him.
My little guy was a fighter to the end, and I am so blessed to have had his life touch mine.
6 comments:
Krystal, I do not usually sit at my computer in the middle of the night and i do not usually cry while reading blogs. I am so sorry for your loss and think that the time, energy and love you put into the good of others is so selfless, so meaningful and so amazing. I read this and then I had to go back and read your original post about CASA and this small child. You really are an angel and my heart aches for the less of this little one.
*for the loss of this little ones
(sorry for the type)
So sorry, I know how much it meant to you that he had a "voice". Continue to do good work! Oh, and it's okay that you hate my kids.
I'm sorry that you had to experience this loss. It sucks, days like that suck but we keep doing what we do because we know that it is important & can make a difference! hugs - me
Thank You for sharing that with all of us! I'm sure you meant a lot to him! He is in a better place and you will have the memories forever! Keep smiling and up on your fight:)
I am so sorry to hear this Krystal. I hope you are doing ok! You are doing a wonderful thing here.
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