The Sound of the Silent: Tiger

I mentioned toys yesterday.

I place toys in C.'s lap. Sometimes her roaming thumb pushes the button on this tiger.

It roars, I cheer.

About my blog

C. is the youngest of our children. She suffers from severe epilepsy, blindness, microcephaly and profound cognitive and physical impairment.

We have faced hurdles and gained insights through our encounters with the medical, educational and governmental establishments.

Nobody was there to help or guide us.

I would love to spare parents in the same predicament some of the painful mistakes and wasted efforts we have made.

I am also eager to promote greater acceptance, inclusion and appreciation of our children. The new, heightened awareness of people with disabilities tends to gloss over our children - the ones with profound disabilities. They are a forgotten minority within this minority. Still marginalized and even shunned by many "enlightened" societies, they are a long way off from achieving equal rights.

Silenced by their disabilities, this blog is their voice.

Feedback: the.sound.of.the.silent@gmail.com

The Sound of the Silent

Friday, May 22, 2015

Tiger

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