🔷Our world does not readily accept differences. I want to be a help change that.
🧡 I want to bring tangibility and reality as to how autism looks in my son.
🔷According to C.S. Lewis, “Miracles are a retelling in small letters of the very same story which is written across the whole world in letters too large for some of us to see.”
🧡 My faith has been lacking lately. This resulted in me so I was missing the miniature and miraculous letters forming a story before my own eyes.
🔷Ordinary developmental milestones I see as miracles for my three year old. We did not know if he would ever be able to talk.
🧡Recently, he said his full name for the first time ever!
Me: “Yes, Josiah that is your name on the wall. What letter is that [pointing to the ‘J’]?”
Josiah: “J, O, S, I, A, H!”
Me: “And what is your name?”
Josiah: “Jo-sia-ah, Fa-ee-in [Fabian], Sha-qin [Chicoine]!”
✨Miracles happen all the time we just need to slow down.
✨Have you ever experienced an ordinary miracle? If so, share your experience(s) I the comments.
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Hooray for your son! And for you as his parent.
Thank you! I appreciate it. 🙂