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ChristineES
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A few years ago I went through a bad period in my life. I am ashamed to admit it, but I had a certain amount of anger.
About 10 or 11 years ago my son, who is 13, was diagnosed with autism. This was a terrible blow to me. I got very angry when people told me that "God doesn't give us more than we can handle". I felt at the time that I could not handle this. My son was hard to take care of, he could not talk, he was always moving, constantly getting into things, and I was constantly chasing after him. I had another son and later a daughter. It was hard. Having 3 children, and the oldest is handicapped.
My son was not potty trained until he was 8!
I was angry. I kept saying things like "how come other people have normal children, some of them are mean and nasty. Why can't I have a normal son?"
I am thankful to say that I don't feel that way any longer. I adore all my children. My son with autism is still hard to take care of, but it seems easier now. I felt guilty because I was so angry for years.
I am no longer angry and God has healed me of this.
Thanks for listening.
About 10 or 11 years ago my son, who is 13, was diagnosed with autism. This was a terrible blow to me. I got very angry when people told me that "God doesn't give us more than we can handle". I felt at the time that I could not handle this. My son was hard to take care of, he could not talk, he was always moving, constantly getting into things, and I was constantly chasing after him. I had another son and later a daughter. It was hard. Having 3 children, and the oldest is handicapped.
My son was not potty trained until he was 8!
I was angry. I kept saying things like "how come other people have normal children, some of them are mean and nasty. Why can't I have a normal son?"
I am thankful to say that I don't feel that way any longer. I adore all my children. My son with autism is still hard to take care of, but it seems easier now. I felt guilty because I was so angry for years.
I am no longer angry and God has healed me of this.
Thanks for listening.