My granddaughters life lesson: I took my 2 granddaughters, Ava 9 and Emma 6 to their open house before school started a few weeks ago to meet their teachers and visit their new school. In Emmas class I noticed a severely disabled child- he couldnt talk and was in a wheel chair. My heart broke for the challenges he must face daily that we all take for granted. The challenge he has just to talk and communicate with his words. To not be able to run and play with his peers. The thought automatically crossed my mind- is this little boy another victim of the vaccine industry? Knowing there is a very good possibility he is another victim of vaccine injury. I think about him often and pray for him. I ask my grandaughters everyday after school questions about him. Hows the little boy - (his name) Do the kids treat him kind and talk to him? What does he do at recess when all the kids are playing? Does he seem happy at school? Reminding the girls to make sure they are extra kind to him and reach out to be his friend. I told the girls- Dont walk past him without stopping to say Hi- touch his hand and make eye contact with him so he knows you care and feels welcome and included in your class. Yesterday, Ava told me she touched his hand, said Hi and he smiled very big and tried very hard to say Hi back. Just precious. As she told me the story, I could see in her eyes not only did she show kindness to that little boy but she received a great blessing back from him that one cant really put into words. Precious.
Posted on: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 11:27:49 +0000
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