If I close my eyes I wish I could take them all back to being just 18 months old. I miss them at those ages, their cute little voices, round faces and smiles. But although I would, if I am honest I am loving how much they are changing and the relationships they are forging… Read More
I will never forget Grayson’s Paed telling me the best tool in helping a disabled child is the parents, lets be honest as parents we understand our children different to anyone else and when you have a child with no communication it becomes an even greater sixth sense. Over the years I have learnt Grayson’s… Read More
The day went past without me even realising, yesterday has been 6 weeks since Grayson’s emergency surgery. In some ways it feels like a life time ago, in others it still doesn’t even feel like it really happened. He is doing amazingly, no lies, the doctors said he came back from it better than even… Read More
**Written 18.25pm Sunday 5th July*** 1 week ago to the minute I was sitting waiting for an old couple to leave their parking space. They were taking forever but I wasn’t hysterical. I generally believed when Grayson was taken in the ambulance with Ashley an hour before it would purely be for monitoring. I can’t… Read More
**Written 9am Tuesday 30th June** We were having the best day. You were being amazing. Walking across streams, playing music on branches and having a picnic in the sun. Who ever would have thought 13 hours later you would be in emergency life saving brain surgery. We are still at Kings HDU as I type,… Read More
Another fall, another head injury, another time your school fail you. If you were Addison they would care, there would be questions, but it’s ok if the disabled kid falls. It’s not!!!! You are not a second-rate citizen, you are my son and deserving of a normal life, as much as you can. I am… Read More