Showing posts with label sad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sad. Show all posts

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Day by day...

Three days ago, we had Nonni's service and it was beautiful. Lots of friends and family came to show their affection/appreciation of her. It was a service to remember. I was in awe of the support I was given. 

Since Nonni went down hill, I've had an amazing support system. I appreciate and thank you too. It's been really rough for me and I have my moments. I've been touched by the outgoing support I've received. I tell the public I'm okay but inside I'm not. Truthfully, I'm struggling. She was my confidant & listener. 

I know it will get better. For now, I'm taking it day by day. 

Monday, June 6, 2011

Heaven received an angel on June 1st

June 1st is a day I'll never forget. Nonni died on June 1st just two days out of the hospital. It's been a rough week.

Services are on June 8th. She was a fantastic grandma & is already missed.

I appreciate your prayers and thoughts. I'm doing "okay" but have my moments. It's just hard.

Obituary for Nonni

I love you, Nonni!!

Sunday, December 21, 2008

Loving all...

This morning in church, my pastor spoke on the importance of loving all. This hit home for many families and I had the pleasure of talking with them today. It saddens me that the XXISD school system does not work with a child's needs and differences. It saddens me that these children are struggling because they don't test well enough. It saddens me to watch their parents/grandparents go through these struggles. This whole situation saddens me. Life for parents/grandparents of Special Ed students is NOT a piece of cake and some school systems work better than others.

Having been through this particular system eight/nine years ago, things do not seem to have changed. This BREAKS my heart. I understand protocol and testing...but come on...when there is a developmental/behavioral/physical problem with the child...do something! This is one of my MAIN reasons to become a Special Education teacher...I want to break through some of this nice (NOT) Red Tape and help those in need. Children do not deserve to be breezed over because they do not test well. This must stop. Every child deserves the right to learn and with the whole support of parents and the school, a child's success rate is higher.

Sorry if this sounds like a rant...it just needed to be written. I care SO MUCH for Special Education and its students and do not want children to endure what I did. Every child is unique and has his/her own problems. So what! Everyone was made by HIM and we, as people, have no control over HIS plans. HIS plans allow us to become prepared for life and sometimes it is challenging or scary...but with HIM...ANYTHING is possible.