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Section 3 – About a Father

In order to follow this post, you should read post 1 and 2 first. Post 1. Post 2. ============ My response, and I will never forget this as long as I live was… “school”.  I went to school full time, worked full time, and studied in my free time.  By this point, we had two kids and my daughter would be over on the weekends. Moving forward.  I got sick in 1999.  Very sick.  Death bed kind of sick.  The doctors transferred me to a different medical center for further care because they couldn’t figure out what was wrong with me. Before they medivaced me, they told me “you are going to be changing hospitals, before you go, we thought you might say good bye to your kids.” Talk about a kick in the nuts.  I am sorry.  Talk about a kick in the gut.  At this point, I had

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Today’s Victory 3-21-2012- exploring gifts

Today was a good day.  Some issues with David listening, but that isn’t unusual. During lessons today we did some grammar and spelling worksheets. One of the worksheets was unscrambling letters to form a word.  The shortest word was 6 letters.  Twelve words total, took him less than five minutes. I asked him how he does it, and he said “I just see the letters the way they are supposed to be. ” As a treat I gave him a word search, which he loves to do.  In no time, he was done with his lessons, and you know what?  I had no problems getting him to work on his lessons.  Now he is playing baseball on the Wii.  Tomorrow we will go outside for a while so he can shoot hoops in the driveway. During lessons today, I told David that we need to concentrate on the good aspects

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