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Everyone should read this article. Life with a special needs child has many challenges that can never be fully understood by those without these children.
I work with these special needs children. They are a challenge, indeed, and I have nothing but respect and appreciation for their wonderful parents. These kids are also lovable and funny and soak up all the attention.
My heart goes out to their siblings.
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