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The joys of special needs children
Don Hammonds / Nov. 26, 2008 "Puh-ple!" That word came out loud and clear from my 2-year-old the other day; Aidan and I were absolutely overjoyed. You see, Aidan is one of our four special needs children, and from the day that my partner Joseph...
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Wed, Nov 11 2008 4:26 PM
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Watching them drive away
I said good-bye to my kids at the door, then went to the window and watched them walk to the car. My son - long, gangly and incredibly teenager-ish at 14 - walked to the passenger side. My daughter - 17 now, but in my mind's eye still my little baby...
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Wed, Nov 11 2008 8:55 AM
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Brian David
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How to be a grandpa someday
I came down the stairs with Sam still in his jammies. "Mommy?" he asked. "Yes, Mommy's here. And someone else is here too," I said. We came down the last flight, and there was Mommy, waiting. And there was Grandpa, waiting too...
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Thu, Nov 11 2008 4:21 PM
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