Thursday, January 31, 2008

A great article

After blog hopping (as I like to call it) , I found a link on someone's blog. It is from the Autism Network International newsletter. You can read it here . Even with the best of intentions, sometimes "I'm sorry" isn't the appropriate thing to say.

1 comment:

Jessica said...

I've found that when someone asks me how Wes is doing makes me feel better than I'm sorry. He is still the same little boy we've always known. He's just unique and learns differently.

I don't think you'll be sneered at. It's an honest response when you aren't sure what to say. I haven't a clue what to say to someone who's been waiting years to adopt. Nothing seems to comforting enough. Except, I'd fly to China tomorrow and bring you home a baby :)

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