[tri-med] Re: Do tri 13/18 kids experience joy?

Dom's my hero!  I'm sure somebody taped it.


Jennifer Vanderbeek
Meridian, ID
Mom to Arwen, 10; Elanor (T18), 8; caregiver to Joe (CP), 29, and wife to
Andrew

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Subject: [tri-med] Re: Do tri 13/18 kids experience joy?

 In a message dated 08/26/2008 7:41:18 PM, phil46@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes: >Dom
just stood up and started talking. It was totally extemporaneous. Some of
thethings he and I have talked about, and everything he said was from the
heart. If I had been sitting closer to him, I would have tried to keep him
from going up there, but I doubt that I could have. He was a man on a
mission. He does believe that he speaks for the children than cannot speak
for themselves. He really does want everyone to have a chance to be the best
they can be. Unless there is a recorded copy of him speaking, there are not
even any notes. My biggest concern was that he would start to ramble, but he
stopped at just the right time. Who knew???? Nan-mom to Dom, 24, tri 18
mosaic and bipolar; and Ali, 25, autism, TS, ADHD

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