[Dayswalters]

Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly

That desire of your son, while waiting for frightening tests and news that may change his life, to learn to play a musical instrument he can feel and learn by touch, hear and enjoy, even when his vision is bad, speaks volumes about the young man you raised. I'm so impressed by his amazing strength so early. How many young men wouldn't at first think it better to end things vs. living a different life than they want? Anything is better to the young than sickness. But given only a short time, this young adult has rethought his position and priorities, made some quality choices and reached out for something productive and beautiful to achieve. He's seen the necessity to keep his mind and body busy learning and has the strength to go about getting that started. He's impressive, that young son of yours. While going through hell, he's managed to start re-inventing himself to manage whatever is coming his way. One can't help but root for such a young man. I'll always pray for him.

You always know just what to say...thank you so much.