I just had to share this little moment that happened today. Isaiah adores his brothers. He asks about Eli the whole day that he is at school, and he is thrilled when Eli gets home. But he has a very tight relationship with Noah as well. He adores Noah, and he is constantly giving him hugs and kisses. Today I walked out of the room for a second while they were in their respective feeding seats, and before I walked back in, they were busting out laughing at one another. Then, of course, I was laughing... and crying.
A while later, Isaiah fell on top of Noah to give him one of the many hugs he gave him today, but this one I caught with my camera phone. They both have such happy faces.
Every once in a while I come across a person that will say something (stupid), like, "It must be tough on your other two boys having a special needs brother." I don't have an answer for that (not one that is fit for public consumption), so I usually say nothing. But my boys (all three) are kind and compassionate. They don't look at people so much on the outside -- they look on the inside. They seem to accept people as they are, and I can't help but believe that it is because of Noah that they have those qualities. I think one day the younger two will say, "He's not heavy. He's my brother." And how can that be a bad thing?
Noah's army is a group of volunteers united in doing a program that will give Noah the best chance he has for reaching his potential. Come by any time for news on his progress and to see pictures of him and his brother.
Prayer Requests
UPDATED 08/20/12
1. Please pray that we can continue to get our new house set up for all of Noah's needs and that we can find all the volunteers we needs to do Noah's program (this is always a big, slow process when we move).
3. Our other big request is for Noah's hip. Noah's out-of-joint left hip is really holding him back. He needs range of motion, and he needs the muscles that are too tight to loosen up and the loose muscles to tighten up and get bigger. Pray for a new type of physical therapy we are started specifically to help the hip.
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