When the boy was finally out he told his dad how he had kept hope alive among his friends. Now that is trust and absolute assurance on the part of the son of how important he was to his dad. That is a family value. About thirteen years ago Shon Galloway Stewart was born several weeks before he was due. Complications from his premature birth caused Shon to have cerebral palsy.
Cerebral palsy is basically brain damage.
Symptoms are loss of muscle control and can be mild or severe. Shon has been in a wheel chair, unable to walk all of his life. He was not shuttled off to a group home or care center, however. Shon has been lovingly cared for by his parents at home since his birth. He has required a lot of care and attention, but his parents have never tired of giving Shon what he needs.