This is the story of our family's journey from the first diagnosis of Myotonic Dystrophy, onward. As with any journey there are the ups and downs and so it was and will be with us, too.
My plan is to keep a positive spin on dealing with this life long journey.
I'd love to have you join us on our journey. Maybe you can learn a little from us. We can certainly learn from others.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Aiden helping out!
Even though a child is disabled, they can still help out to their ability. This is Aiden helping to clean the tops of his Grampy David's tube feeding cans. He called it "making bubbles".
How wonderful that Aiden is able to help out. Two things are being accomplished here. You empower him and he in turn, takes this task off you daily list!
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How wonderful that Aiden is able to help out. Two things are being accomplished here. You empower him and he in turn, takes this task off you daily list!
ReplyDeleteHe thought it was kind of fun and he got to play with water and bubbles. He was a big help to me.
DeleteIt is awesome that he was able to help, I'm sure he really enjoyed giving you a helping hand and I bet he was very diligent and did a great job!
ReplyDeleteHe was so careful to get each one done and loved the bubbles!!
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