Monday, May 17, 2010

Please don't think less of me but....

There are days I wish I was the swearing type. And this week has been one of them. Because if I was the swearing type this is what I would say...


"Dad gum you stupid dyslexia! I am mad at you! Mad! Mad! Mad! I am mad at the power and strangling hold you have over my little boy. You don't deserve him! He is too good for you. I am mad at the dreams you have stolen from him. The dreams, and the lessons, and the mental vacations, and the different lives, and the knowledge, and the joy, and the love, and the education you get from reading books. You have stolen that from him and I don't know yet if he can take it back from you! Now that you are the newly discovered companion of my son, I know there may be a day when I will thank you for the things you have taught him, for the strength of character you have forced upon him. But for today, I hate you! And for tomorrow too. And for probably this whole year. Dad gum you stupid Dyslexia!"


That is what I would say...only I wouldn't say dad gum you. It would be something else.




6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Your post broke my heart....Hang in there! We are cheering you on!

Anonymous said...

Rhett is so much more than that problem that I love him and just like to be around him.

Anonymous said...

He has the cutest personality! He is grandma's buddy who is going to take her to the movies when he is old enough to drive!I am sure he will be able to overcome the challenges! He has a great mom to help him! Love you!

Susan said...

Linda wrote- That was the sweetest dearest saddest post. But I love that you added being thankful some day for the things it teaches him. I just love you!

Kim wrote- We could never think less of you, only more after reading your words, Susan. So beautifully written ...

Mary- a parent's love and protection of their child is stronger than any other emotion, we always want their lives to be balanced..he will find his balance thru you and Corey♥

Mary-in your research, there is interactive software, and I'm sure lots of program to help him...you will find a way,I have no doubt....

Mary-expressing our emotions thru writing is powerful-you do it beautifully and with so much love

Mary- ok I'm done now!!

Suzanne-Wow ~ what a CUTIE pie he is! I'm glad at least you have knowledge of what the problem is and now you can find ways and ideas of how to help him! Good luck! =)

Nancy- He is grandma's buddy and I love him very much. He will be ok. I can feel your pain! Love you, you are doing an amazing job with your children!

Amy-Of all the challenges in life the ones we are forced to watch our children suffer through are undoubtedly the hardest! Hang in there!

Wendy-I agree with Amy, but he's a great kid with a great support system. He will conquer!
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*~KaTiE BoO~* said...

I am sorry about stupid dad gum dyslexia hanging around your house. Doesn't it know it isn't invited? Stupid dyslexia. It is going to be okay. Why? Because just cause you have dyslexia doesn't mean you can't have dreams and hopes and joy. And you if anybody are one great mama who makes sure it happens. You know who has dyslexia? Jay Leno. I am pretty sure he is successful, ha ha. But your sonnie pie has the advantage, as it is YOU and COREY who will be guiding him. It is hard every day. It will be hard, but dang, what a magnificent spirit it will sculpt him into! MAGNIFICENT! There is a reason for everything and the Lord is in control. He knows exactly what he is doing to allow him to have it, and whatever it is it is for his good and most definitely those around him also. He might not find joy in books right NOW, but there are books on cd these days ha ha. And as for lessons, I guarantee he will get them, just in a different way perhaps. He is a strong, strong boy. You are the perfect mom for him. He'd be somewhere else if you weren't. You will give him everything he needs for happiness just by being you. He'd be somewhere else if you wouldn't. It is all under control and you are in the view of the Lord. You are absolutely not alone. I love you so much! It is gonna be a GREAT life for him. He has so much potential. He is in a wonderful position in a great land. Any idea he has he can make it come to pass. Think books on cd. :)
You can do it! Rah rah rah!!!!

Melanie Keyes said...

What do Tommy Hilfiger, Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, Pierre Curie, George Patton and Rhett Nielsen have in common? ;). I know this is old, but I just barely saw it. He can have dreams with dyslexia. I agree that you are the perfect mom for him. You are creative and ingenius. I think Katie Boo hit pretty much everything right on the head. :)

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