Tuesday, April 7, 2015
He Was Getting Prepared To Defend His Autistic Son, Until The Man In Front Said This.
He Was Getting Prepared To Defend His Autistic Son, Until The Man In Front Said This.
To my utter shame, I found myself losing my temper at my own son. I was embarrassed, and angry, and frustrated, and felt cheated by God for not being able to enjoy a normal vacation with our family because of this damn affliction of my son. And then I realized I was close to losing it too.
To my utter shame, I found myself losing my temper at my own son. I was embarrassed, and angry, and frustrated, and felt cheated by God for not being able to enjoy a normal vacation with our family because of this damn affliction of my son. And then I realized I was close to losing it too.
I started to wonder what life would be like without having to deal with this cross.
And just as the reactions by the other passengers was becoming most intense, a man seated just in front of me turned around to face me.
I braced myself for his onslaught of advice on how to raise a well-behaved child.
Then he said calmly, "Is he alright?"
I said, "He's autistic."
Then the man said, "It's alright." And he smiled.
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