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There's something so easy and natural about me and my oldest. We are kindred spirits and know each other so well. He is one of the sweetest boy's you'll ever meet and anyone who meets him says the same thing. Such a caring, kind, polite sweet spirit he is.

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One day not too long ago I didn’t know if my son would ever speak. One day not too long ago I didn’t know if he’d like hugs, kisses and being tickled. One day not too long ago I didn’t know if he’d ever be nice to his brother and become friends with him or anyone else for that matter. One day not too long ago I wasn’t sure if he’d be able to handle water bring poured over his face, hearing loud noises or many of the other sensory issues he struggled with. In fact, one day not too long ago I didn’t know if he’d be diagnosed with the big A word that no parent wants to hear.

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Getting my son healthy has been so difficult and as soon as I think I’ve got it all figured out something happens and I realize I don’t. Oh how I wish he would have been born healthy and didn’t have to struggle the way he does. But that isn’t our reality so I must do whatever I can to help him.

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I know I say this a lot — but if you knew my son even just a year ago you'd truly understand how big it is that he can speak in sentences…let alone sing a song!

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This isn’t the first time I’ve blogged about Jenny McCarthy and I highly doubt it’ll be the last. I can admit that I was never a big fan of her work or comedy. But getting to know her for her struggle with her son’s Autism, getting him healthy and now being heavily involved and outspoken about vaccines has won me over.

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