Why I’m thankful today

This little break we have been enjoying has been really great. There’s a few things that I’m particularly excited about and in the spirit of positivity, I’m gonna share.. ☺ 

Before I do that, I do want to say that I woke up in the middle of the night choking and unable to breath. This is really scary when it happens cause it takes a good thirty seconds to clear up. 

The problem is that sometimes when I’m really congested or have sinus drainage, it can sorta occlude my airway and I wake up trying to clear it up. 

I didn’t sleep super well after that but I’m okay and this has only ever happened a few times in my life but only when I’m really struggling with sinus drainage. That said, I will bring this up to my doctor. 

Now for the fun part… ☺ 

Rob Gorski

Full time, work from home single Dad to my 3 amazing boys. Oh...and creator fo this blog. :-)
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Sunny

You’re superb and is an honour to read your stories! Wish I knew how to do a blog. Have learnt SO MUCH that may help you over my 14 year fight for my AMAZING 16 year old son with Aspergers Syndrome and 3 other diagnoses AND YOU have things that will teach and inspire me. Surely ALL of us sharing reaches more families so they don’t have to try and test all that we have! The miserable failures at least!
I realise ‘our children’ are all unique and special and all will have different traits so EVERYTHING you do is tailor made for your child but people can just tweak and adapt these strategies and techniques. I STILL learn daily/hourly and EVERY day brings trials and tribulations.(SO much to write about) It’s so hard,so heartbreaking and soul destroying many days but there are MANY good things,rewarding things/times,new positives and we celebrate EVERY ONE! Eg,even having a drink in front of someone else on just 1 day at 1 time! Every single day my son has me in fits of giggles! I myself am disabled and take a LOT of medication but the laughter from my son is better than any of it! He really is my world and keeps my world turning( I just have to hold it up,change it,adapt it and make it work for him.) You’re the ONLY person I’ve found that does this. Met 1 AMAZING guy, Craig on Twitter and its so nice to not be/feel completely alone….but once you’ve found a couple you realise you’re missing out somewhere as there must be millions!
I hope it was ok to write this and put it in this box! I’m new to tech and do it on my phone and me and tech don’t mix! If it’s somewhere it really shouldn’t be I can only apologise but just didn’t know another way to reach out to you and when I read your pieces I’ve been there and done lots,not thought about some things you have etc etc
Thank you

Rob Gorski

That was so kind of you to say and you’re right, we can definitely learn from each other..

Please feel free to leave comments whenever you feel so inclined.. Also, here’s a link with step by step instructions on how to start a free blog at WordPress.com…. I hope it helps… ☺

http://blogstarting.org/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=genericsearch&gclid=CjwKEAiAu6DBBRDDr6-e_6698E0SJACvuxnyGf-MazV7ujIWczkHvhlGmd5827ZUAOPME_nj3qCBXhoCLA_w_wcB

Sunny

You’re superb and is an honour to read your stories! Wish I knew how to do a blog. Have learnt SO MUCH that may help you over my 14 year fight for my AMAZING 16 year old son with Aspergers Syndrome and 3 other diagnoses AND YOU have things that will teach and inspire me. Surely ALL of us sharing reaches more families so they don’t have to try and test all that we have! The miserable failures at least!
I realise ‘our children’ are all unique and special and all will have different traits so EVERYTHING you do is tailor made for your child but people can just tweak and adapt these strategies and techniques. I STILL learn daily/hourly and EVERY day brings trials and tribulations.(SO much to write about) It’s so hard,so heartbreaking and soul destroying many days but there are MANY good things,rewarding things/times,new positives and we celebrate EVERY ONE! Eg,even having a drink in front of someone else on just 1 day at 1 time! Every single day my son has me in fits of giggles! I myself am disabled and take a LOT of medication but the laughter from my son is better than any of it! He really is my world and keeps my world turning( I just have to hold it up,change it,adapt it and make it work for him.) You’re the ONLY person I’ve found that does this. Met 1 AMAZING guy, Craig on Twitter and its so nice to not be/feel completely alone….but once you’ve found a couple you realise you’re missing out somewhere as there must be millions!
I hope it was ok to write this and put it in this box! I’m new to tech and do it on my phone and me and tech don’t mix! If it’s somewhere it really shouldn’t be I can only apologise but just didn’t know another way to reach out to you and when I read your pieces I’ve been there and done lots,not thought about some things you have etc etc
Thank you

Rob Gorski

That was so kind of you to say and you’re right, we can definitely learn from each other..

Please feel free to leave comments whenever you feel so inclined.. Also, here’s a link with step by step instructions on how to start a free blog at WordPress.com…. I hope it helps… ☺

http://blogstarting.org/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=genericsearch&gclid=CjwKEAiAu6DBBRDDr6-e_6698E0SJACvuxnyGf-MazV7ujIWczkHvhlGmd5827ZUAOPME_nj3qCBXhoCLA_w_wcB