On Friday, January 14, the Delaware judge in the case ruled that the parents could visit their child, but only under the supervision of a Pennsylvania child welfare worker. The Kelsos still face criminal charges of conspiracy and abandonment and will stand trial in March. Let's Reflect on the Situation Children with special healthcare needs can be wonderfully endearing and loveable. As our parent and professional readers know, they readily evoke our compassion. Simultaneously they can drain their parents to unfathomable lengths and be very difficult to live with from day to day.
Parents often have to beg and scream to get services their child requires.
Besides my own experiences, my sources include many families who are raising a child with a disability and who seek my counsel as a professional psychologist. Sometimes a sick baby will keep you up all night. You worry and you check to see that your infant is still breathing. I can tell you that it is a grief like no other. It will take you places you never wanted to go.