My little boy dreams of being a cowboy, flying by himself to see his grandparents, and growing up. On December 15th, I feel like he lost those dreams before he even got to reach for them. I hate feeling this way. Sometimes when we are at a therapy appointment and they are talking about how much he is improving walking up the stairs i cry, because it doesn't matter eventually he wont even be able to do it all. Then i hate myself because i don't want to give up on him.
There have honestly been moments lately where for brief moments I have forgotten what is happening. i feel like those moments are are always being stolen by him falling, or call from the doctor, or an ad on a website. So glad google keeps track of my searches so I can be bombarded with DMD ads all the time.
Sometimes I dream that there is a cure or something that slows this down that gives him more time. How I wish someone could fix this before he even needs to know. I still I just don't understand how this happens. Why it is happening to my family or how I will ever come to terms w/ it. People tell me it will get easier but right now I can't see that.
It's simple I do not want Robbie to die slowly while I sit powerlessly on the sidelines. How does a mother accept that? The little boy that just walked in my room at midnight because he missed me,he deserves a life. How can God not see that? Yes, he can be a pain in the butt, he can push buttons, and he can whine, but he is also sweet, loving, and adorable.
I used to dream of the future but the 1st thing you learn when a simple test takes away your child's future is that your families life is not measured like that anymore. We don't have a past, present, and future. Only a present. Life is too short to hold on to old pains and the future is to scary.
I wish there was more I could do then a blog and some charity things. I wish I had some kind of genius medical gift and I could cure all the little boys and give all the mothers their smiles back. I know I miss really smiling. I miss feeling joy. I miss my faith. I miss my little dude's future. I miss the daughter in law I will likely never meet and the grandchildren i won't get to have. Mostly deep down I dread the day he won't be able to offer me his fantastic hugs.
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