My daughter, my heart, my joy and pride. One day she'll walk with God as she's never walked on earth. She'll run and dance and sing in a choir not restricted by steps a wheelchair can't negotiate.



Peggy

(DOB: 10-09-65)



Where is she going, this child of ours? Where is she hiding today? Is she staring at birds in flight above, or lost in her world of play? Is she struggling to walk, unable to run, or playing a gave outside in the sun?

Is she hearing complaints 'cause she can't move faster, or being carried up stairs which she can't master? If she tries too hard, will she slip and fall as she uses her crutch to reach for that ball?

Is she stealing a kiss, or dreaming of places where good strong legs could shed those braces? Is she all dressed up and ready for school? Or hearing the echos of ridicule?

Are her eyes sparkling from laughter, or tears... For no one can soothe her doubts and fears.

Where will life lead her, this angel, this child? Will her innocense fade and her spirit run wild? Must she fight for her life every hour, every day?

Oh, where is she going, this child of ours? How will she find her way?!

By Ruth Y.Nott - Copyright 2000