So is it a good thing that Aidan was revived that day at the lake? or a bad thing?
Good. Without a shred of doubt good. I'm going to assume you meant no offense by you're assinine comment.
Accidents happen all the time and we can't save everybody. If Aiden is permanently brain damaged is that really a life worth living?
Aidan doesn't do ANYTHING on his own. No, he doesn't talk; No, he doesn't walk, run, sit up, stack blocks, etc. ; No, he isn't affectionate--- I don't even know if he sees me, let alone him being affectionate. After repeating this about a dozen times the lady again asks me in this rather surprised tone, "He doesn't say No, or shake his head... he doesn't run?" UMMM, NO! He doesn't. My child lies in a bed, or he sits in a special seat to support him or he sits in a wheel chair. He has to be positioned so that he doesn't develop sores because he CAN'T MOVE! I'd love for him to sit up in that bed and say "hey." But unless God works a pretty major miracle, I don't see that happening any time soon..
you can hope.....................and hope and hope and hope........
Man, what the F?!
Is there something wrong with hope?
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