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I recently went for coffee with an old school buddy of mine.  We talked about what we did since college, the jobs we had and our kids.  I proceeded to talk about my children and then I asked him about his.

He said he had three children, but his last one, Sasha has cerebral palsy.  I have heard of the disease, but I wasn’t aware of what that meant as a parent.  He explained to me that he loved her just the same as his other kids, and it had taught him patience and tolerance.  In essence, he now sees the world from a different perspective.

We are going to get together on the weekend for our children to play together.  I told my kids when I got home and they can’t wait.