"...the halls are full of angels."

Upon finding out about Connor's diagnosis last November, my first thought was "how could life ever be the same?" I was sad, fearful, worried, and feeling highly inadequate to deal with such news and circumstances. Looking back, I see now that I had already been "dealing" with it. I stopped worrying about how I was going to be able to do it because I had already DONE it. I don't know why God blessed me with a child with special needs but what I do know is that my relationship with Him was and continues to be strengthened because of the life my family lives. I think sometimes it takes extreme situations in life to call us into God's Will. There are so many things I would love to ask God, specifically "Why?" but for now, I just have faith that it will all be okay. =) I pray that in this I can touch others and show them that God is with them through the ENTIRE journey.
"When life is extreme, it seems God goes to extremes to touch parents with the "supernatural" faith of their children. There's comfort knowing that even when you don't see them, the halls are full of angels." -Faith-Shaped Kids