Yet I know that my son knows how much I love him, and he is never neglected and is always provided for. So in the end, what I am doing now early on in his life shows my love and dedication for him ten times more than just accepting defeat and lowering my personal stan dards. So my advice would be that within each of us we have to find out what we are willing to do for our children, as well as ourselves. We have to weigh the costs of hard work and strong dedication, and those rewards that come with it, against having to sacrifice. We are among a minority in our socio-economic class, gender and marital status to have the opportunity to go to college.
Nobody has all the time in the world, and time is passing by.
As parents, we cannot afford to be left behind, for ultimately our children will suffer. It is time to start taking this seriously. Personally, I have truly found joy in proving to those bureaucrats who felt that I was incapable that I am more than capable and headed for their jobs. Please call 625-1330 for more information. If that time is not convenient, you can call Stacey Parshall at 625-0825 to schedule an appointment.