My daughter has been deaf for the first 4 years of her life. It wasn't her choice, it was her "mother's." When I was finally given the ability to take her to the Dr's one of the first things I did was bring her to the hearing center. Because when she was born her "m" was told that she will soon need hearing aids. She went to the 1st appointment when she was JUST 6 months old. NEVER went back. Therefore my daughter was refused and denied the ability to be free. I fought, like a fucking war machine and finally got my rights. She got her hearing aids and went bonkers, remember that my love. Everyone went bonkers for you. The first song you heard was Paradox: Hallelujah. She was NEVER so excited. This would become one of her most favorite songs. For her it meant one thing, for me another. But we both felt the overwhelming love this song that brought her into the world at this very moment and we met it together.
You stop talking to me for that... I am more than comfortable in nothing my sexuality say this have your ugly man. I really don't think I have anything left to say to you, your mistake not mine. Thank you for f****** me but other than that, bugh-bye.
My sons therapist I also see for advice and direction how to help him told me "You have to treat the loss of your daughter as though she died until she comes home." It wasn't until the 3rd or 4th day in China, in Yiwu did I accept this because I found a place of immense beauty that was some sort of shrine or self-reflection spot. It had a lot of greenery, flowers, a pond that's filled with Koi and a bridge that travels over it to admire them. This is where I decided to say goodbye to Abbi. I sat for a good while struggling to walk away from this spot knowing I've left half of my still functional heart and soul here at a place I'll most likely never find again even with infinite time and resources. I couldn't leave, wouldn't leave until I decided that I was going to join my love, my Supergirl and that's when Christopher died and Kiso was born. On a side note I found a fitting dumpster to lay to rest M & N and it took every ounce of m...
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