I was at the school most of the day and thoroughly enjoyed it! It was great meeting all of his new friends and seeing him interact with them. It was also nice to see how all of the special needs staff know Austin and really care for him! The new-ness is no more. It's like he's always been there. Thank you God!I also want to say this. Maybe I'm hopping on my soapbox?
I try not to "woa is me" and have pitty parties. I try not to complain about petty things or even talk about being "so busy", in a tired and irratable voice. You won't hear me talk about my problems. Sure, I have cruddy days. Sure I get mad/sad. But why voice them to the world? Your problems are no where near the struggles that a special needs child goes through on a daily basis. It takes so much for them to make it through a day. But these struggles (hard tasks/days) never ever get them down. You won't hear them complain. They go through their day with nothing but a smile. Just wanting to make people happy! Their major acheivements are small or un noticed to most people. Some people take many things for granted. I sure don't. I'm truly thankful!















