an answer found...

if you knew you have an unborn child that is handicapped or deficient, would you abort it?

while it's three against one at home, i never found the right answer to justify my stand for keeping that precious life.

tonight... i found the beautiful answer that needed no words.




it was nine minutes of tears non-stop, nine minutes of 'flying' thoughts non stop.

for a father who was never a runner, he became a tri-athlete, running a race for two.

a man who never thought of fame, got himself known around the world the love he has for his son... it was just amazing.

i still take my stand for not taking a life that is given to you.

Everything happens for a reason... every gift is a surprise that could change your life two ways, for better or for worse.

in the end, the father became someone whom he never thought he could be. he embraced what was given to him. He saw it as a special gift that moulded the next forty years of his life. That was why his life changed for the better.

I have a little inspiration card that is stuck to my table which says,
"Lord, Remind me that nothing is going to happen today that YOU and I together can't handle".

Yes. God will never give you more than you can handle. He always makes it, JUST RIGHT.