Blessed are the meek for they shall inherent the Earth. I have had the honor to be able to work with people with downs Syndrome and those dear souls have touched me in ways that I will never be able to explain. They were truly teachers of love, trust and forgiveness. God doesn't make mistakes. We are all here for a reason. RIP dear sweet man, you are home now ,on the other side. ❤
Why would anyone feel the need to put a cautionary disclaimer at the beginning of this video? Real life doesn't have safe zones but it does have kindness and selfless giving people. Wake up and smell the roses! I have cerebral palsy but that's just one part of my identity. Those of us who are obviously differently abled are no different than anybody else because we all face challenges and setbacks but we all also have people who support us and look for ways to help us to live as our best selves. Reality isn't always easy but sugar coating it doesn't change it. Lee and Greg and those who cared for them confronted reality at its most difficult but also its most beautiful. Thank you for sharing this story just as it was. Thank you to Greg's family and to dedicated staff who allowed Greg and his roommates to live life to the fullest. Nothing can be better than that except perhaps helping someone else to do the same. Greg was a great teacher in life and in the face of death. Me we all prove as worthy of the gift of life as he and those who loved him did.
Blessed are the meek for they shall inherent the Earth. I have had the honor to be able to work with people with downs Syndrome and those dear souls have touched me in ways that I will never be able to explain. They were truly teachers of love, trust and forgiveness. God doesn't make mistakes. We are all here for a reason. RIP dear sweet man, you are home now ,on the other side. ❤
Why would anyone feel the need to put a cautionary disclaimer at the beginning of this video? Real life doesn't have safe zones but it does have kindness and selfless giving people. Wake up and smell the roses!
I have cerebral palsy but that's just one part of my identity. Those of us who are obviously differently abled are no different than anybody else because we all face challenges and setbacks but we all also have people who support us and look for ways to help us to live as our best selves. Reality isn't always easy but sugar coating it doesn't change it. Lee and Greg and those who cared for them confronted reality at its most difficult but also its most beautiful. Thank you for sharing this story just as it was. Thank you to Greg's family and to dedicated staff who allowed Greg and his roommates to live life to the fullest. Nothing can be better than that except perhaps helping someone else to do the same. Greg was a great teacher in life and in the face of death. Me we all prove as worthy of the gift of life as he and those who loved him did.