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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Apr 2007
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Sam, Now, I have to commend you on handling your daughter so very well. You can SEE the spirit beyond the body. THAT is your daughter and she is communicating to you through the "wrong hard-wiring." So, the more you validate the spirit, the less importance is placed upon the body. That is exactly the key to your success with her thus far. Those who place your daughter in a category called "Downs Syndrome person," are simply ignorant to the ways of the spirit. They do not realize how strong and miraculous the spirit is. When your daughter wrote that note, ""Ann is struck by a magic ray and is turned into a super genius," she was showing you something quite amazing. She was predicting a better future for herself. That willingness to strive for more is what you and your wife are giving her.
Sam, when you put a plant in a pot, it grows to the size of that pot. You are giving Ann a gigantic pot while others wanted to plant her spirit in a small one. Bravo to you and your wife. Ann will grow to the size of that gigantic pot. Your love and understanding are the fertilizer. Bless you all.
Heidi
"And, in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make." Paul McCartney
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