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In Memory of Taylor: April 2,1991 - Oct 17,1995
She knelt down on her knees,
and said a little prayer,
saying my little brother is gone,
he's were he belongs
he didn't have much to say
but how he loved to play
But those days are in our past
but they are to everlast
Oh lord please bless Mommy and Daddy
for they aren't taking this well
please bless for they will
get over this horrible mess
for they will see that it was for the very best
Where he is now he'll have the time of his life,
Oh dear lord, oh dear lord, these are my last words
in my little prayer, you have him now, he's in your hands
please love and take good care of him
I know he could not speak but in my heart I know
he said "i love you" for he was only three years old.

***Taylor we love you so very much, not a day goes by that I don't think of your beautiful smile. You touched so many lives in your short time on earth. I love you and may you rest in peace...
Tammie Turner

I wrote this for my son on his 1rst birthday

Happy Birthday July 13 , 1999

One year on this earth today ,

Your life has changed me in so many ways ,

All of the things your little body endures ,

The Doctors , the therapists ,never a time to rest ,

But you just smile and laugh ,

And seem to know its for the best.

To describe you , my baby boy ,

They use words like disabilities and special needs ,

I love and accept you for all that you are ,

But you're so much more to me.

You have taken us down a different road ,

Than we've ever known before ,

You've taught me to accept whatever life may throw my way ,

And that you never know , what's behind the next door.

So , my son , I want to thank you now ,

For all that you will teach me ,

Thank you for choosing me to be your Mother ,

And for being here with me.

- Cathryn Mindel

My Perfect Child

As my children were born, I wanted them
to be perfect. When they were babies, I
wanted them to smile and be content
playing with their toys. I wanted them to
be happy and to laugh continually in-
stead of crying and being demanding. I
wanted them to see the beautiful side
of life.
As they grew older, I wanted them to
be giving instead of selfish. I wanted
them to skip the terrible twos. I wanted
them to stay innocent forever.
As they became teen-agers, I wanted
them to be obedient and not rebellious,
mannerly and not mouthy. I wanted them
to be full of love, gentle and kind-
hearted.
"Oh, God, give me a child like this" was
often my prayer. One day he did. Some
call him handicapped... I call him Perfect!!

Source/Author Unknown

"It takes a special mother to care for a special child"
Someone once said as they looked
at me and smiled.
I know the hours that you keep are long
And the muscles in your arms have
got to be strong.
And I may not be able to help
you out much.
I may not be able to walk, talk and such;
But even though the words I can't say...
I Love You in a special way.

Thank You Mom.
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY

Written by Jodi Henry
for Mother's Day, 1989

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