Jasper
is two years old today. His birth day is still such a raw, emotional time for
me. Sometimes it is hard to believe it has only been two years, considering everything that has happened, beginning with the words “it’s a boy” and “infant stroke.” In
spite of all the neurology appointments that first year, the doctor
appointments, the increasing number of therapy appointments these days - every day I look
at Jasper and know we are incredibly lucky. His glowing smile, deep laughter, radiant
energy, his delight at the world immediately around him, Jasper is not aware of
his stroke, and that is how he lives his life.Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Birth Day
Jasper
is two years old today. His birth day is still such a raw, emotional time for
me. Sometimes it is hard to believe it has only been two years, considering everything that has happened, beginning with the words “it’s a boy” and “infant stroke.” In
spite of all the neurology appointments that first year, the doctor
appointments, the increasing number of therapy appointments these days - every day I look
at Jasper and know we are incredibly lucky. His glowing smile, deep laughter, radiant
energy, his delight at the world immediately around him, Jasper is not aware of
his stroke, and that is how he lives his life.
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