The Spark: a Mother's Story of Nurturing Genius
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Michael and I had always said we wanted a houseful of kids, but my previous pregnancies had been so difficult and Wesley so sick when he was born, it seemed impossible to believe that this one could have a happy outcome. My own doctor’s response, when he heard the news, was not encouraging. He referred me instantly to a high-risk specialist, saying, “I don’t deal well with casualties.”
But between Wesley and Jake and the daycare and Little Light, we simply didn’t have much time to dwell on our f...ears. Whenever I got scared, Michael would say, “Whatever happens, we’ll deal with it—together, and one day at a time, the way we’ve dealt with everything else.”
In fact, Michael and I were beginning to feel cautiously optimistic about our sons. Mike had been taking Wesley for aquatic therapy, which was similar to the stretching therapy we’d been doing with him, except that it took place in a pool at the hospital. It seemed to be working. Although Wes still wasn’t walking at two and a half, he seemed much more flexible and in much less pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Michael and I had always said we wanted a houseful of kids, but my previous pregnancies had been so difficult and Wesley so sick when he was born, it seemed impossible to believe that this one could have a happy outcome. My own doctor’s response, when he heard the news, was not encouraging. He referred me instantly to a high-risk specialist, saying, “I don’t deal well with casualties.”
But between Wesley and Jake and the daycare and Little Light, we simply didn’t have much time to dwell on our f...ears. Whenever I got scared, Michael would say, “Whatever happens, we’ll deal with it—together, and one day at a time, the way we’ve dealt with everything else.”
In fact, Michael and I were beginning to feel cautiously optimistic about our sons. Mike had been taking Wesley for aquatic therapy, which was similar to the stretching therapy we’d been doing with him, except that it took place in a pool at the hospital. It seemed to be working. Although Wes still wasn’t walking at two and a half, he seemed much more flexible and in much less pain.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kristine Barnett to read onlineMoreLess
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A facinating, frequently funny and well written account of determination, innovation, frustration and ultimate fruition created by parents who defied all accepted prejudices in treatment of autism to help their child realize a potential that most people cannot imagine.Take the time to read about this journey of love and faith and learn how to manifest your dreams and aspiriations.
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