thanks poppa!

I agree with Dave.

poor thing... this is great, Tony
I gave all my change to a blind woman in Boston and she thanked me up and down and started reciting the Bible, I wanted to stay with her
I also took another blind woman's hand in mine once and we wrote and drew a Valentine's card for her daughters, that made my heart so warm to do that

thanks lori' my only son jake was born blind'and my three daughters have perfect vision'but what he lacks in vision he compensates with his hearing and touch'he also is a very talented musician and just blows my mind on computers as the speech programmes such as jaws which i have installed on his laptop are fantastic for him'he also has perfect pitch in his hearing and his being funded to go to chethams school of music which is very famous'I am very proud of his achievements 'since the day he was born' I changed my whole outlook on life' he his twelve now and I have brought him and his sisters up single handed for the last ten years'

more power to you.. good for him! My son's name is Jake also :) he has a temp of 101.7 at the moment, going to the dr. today

thanks lori' best thing I ever did in my life' and would'nt have changed it for anything in the world 'that temp sounds way to high 'now get him down to that appointment'hope he gets better soon'

glad you feel that way 'cause kids are a lifelong responsibility.. more fathers should be like you

That's wonderful, tony. It's amazing how some kids can overcome something like that and excel.. it's very inspiring.

A very nice draw, and also I think your story about your son is very inspiring.

Tony your son sounds like an incredible boy. My hat's off to you for you raising your children alone. I raised my son alone, too. I know you're a great Dad cuz you believe in your kids!
Lori, I hope your son feels better soon! Fevers are the pits. :o(

amazing story tscott God bless You :)