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What do you Most Love about your difficult child/G'sFG?
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<blockquote data-quote="PersonalEnigma" data-source="post: 113066" data-attributes="member: 4457"><p>Great post :smile: I don't know where to start with my difficult child. To me he's the greatest kid I could ask for. Yes, he has his problems, but to me he's still a wonderful kid.</p><p></p><p>I love that he has a mind of his own. I love that he is a super loving and cuddly kid. I love that he's a fantastic big brother to his new baby sister. I love that he has zest for life and always makes things more interesting (nothing like going to the fair or other event with him). I love that he is incredibly smart and is open to pretty much any topic he comes across (even if it isn't necessarily age-suitable LOL). I love the way that he will go out of his way to comfort or help another kid who needs it. I love that he is a leader and has a wonderful ability to express his opinions on things. I love that he will play games with a remarkable eye for strategy for his age. I love the way that he will do his best to comfort and take care of me when I am having a bad day.</p><p></p><p>The list goes on and on :smile:</p><p></p><p>Many of the things I love about difficult child tie in to his various issues. I wish that he could be the same incredible kid without the outbursts and melt-downs. He drives me absolutely crazy sometimes and wears me right out many days, but I still love him the way he is. I pray that we can make it through these rough times because I just KNOW that he'll be an incredible man when he grows up. I see so much of his dad in him, with a strong dose of his mom, and I know that he has SO much potential in the long run. I just pray he doesn't do himself in before he can realise it. I love his so much that it breaks my heart to see him struggling the way he is and I wish so much that I could just make it all better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PersonalEnigma, post: 113066, member: 4457"] Great post [img]:smile:[/img] I don't know where to start with my difficult child. To me he's the greatest kid I could ask for. Yes, he has his problems, but to me he's still a wonderful kid. I love that he has a mind of his own. I love that he is a super loving and cuddly kid. I love that he's a fantastic big brother to his new baby sister. I love that he has zest for life and always makes things more interesting (nothing like going to the fair or other event with him). I love that he is incredibly smart and is open to pretty much any topic he comes across (even if it isn't necessarily age-suitable LOL). I love the way that he will go out of his way to comfort or help another kid who needs it. I love that he is a leader and has a wonderful ability to express his opinions on things. I love that he will play games with a remarkable eye for strategy for his age. I love the way that he will do his best to comfort and take care of me when I am having a bad day. The list goes on and on [img]:smile:[/img] Many of the things I love about difficult child tie in to his various issues. I wish that he could be the same incredible kid without the outbursts and melt-downs. He drives me absolutely crazy sometimes and wears me right out many days, but I still love him the way he is. I pray that we can make it through these rough times because I just KNOW that he'll be an incredible man when he grows up. I see so much of his dad in him, with a strong dose of his mom, and I know that he has SO much potential in the long run. I just pray he doesn't do himself in before he can realise it. I love his so much that it breaks my heart to see him struggling the way he is and I wish so much that I could just make it all better. [/QUOTE]
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