They told me that my girl had Down syndrome. I cried.
They told me that my girl had Infantile spasms. I cried.
They told me that my girl had Autism. Actually I think that was a lie, but I still cried.
Now I see all that my girl has accomplished.
Now I see my girl loving life.
Now I see my girl strutting her stuff.
Now I see my girl making jokes and chuckling like things are so funny.
Now I see my girl running to the door to greet me when I come home. She has a huge smile on her face.
All those tears just made me love her all the more.
What an awesome post to read! Quinn is a little miracle girl :).
ReplyDeletei got to this blog by accident, but i went throught it. All i have to say is... your daugther is an angel, a lovely girl with a great mom!
ReplyDeleteI also came across this by accident but it was extremely touching and your daughter is an angel
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post. And you have a beautiful daughter!
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Jenna and i came across your blog. Quinn, is an amazing, special and precious, earthly angel. She is a beautiful little girl with a very pretty smile. She is a courageous, strong and determined fighter. She is a brave warrior, smilen champ and an inspirational hero. I was born with a rare life threatening disease, diagnosed with 12 other conditions, and have developmental delays. www.miraclechamp.webs.com I love it when people sign my guestbook.
My name is Juul (from the Netherlands) and I came across your blog by accident.
ReplyDeleteQuinn is such a cute girl!
I love this song called "Wonder" of Natalie Merchant.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zpYFAzhAZY
Ooo, I believe: Fate smiled at Destiny,
Laughed as she came to my cradle:
"Know this child will be able,"
Laughed as my body she lifted,
"Know this child will be gifted
With love, with patience, and with faith.
She'll make her way; she'll make her way."
Goodbye, Juul