Grandma and me
Jeremy, Rebecca, and Grandma
Justly I am thinking about the difficulty of really understanding the place that my Grandma is in right now. I think Grandma is frankly just like me. I have difficulty communicating and to eat and to move my body. Grandma is old and has Parkinson’s. She is stuck in bed in the nursing home and sometimes gets to be in a wheelchair but cannot move very much. I feel my beautiful Grandma is stuck in a body that doesn’t respond to her brain and wishes. Greatly I feel her frustrations. Justly I am very sad to see her like this. her beautiful singing voice of French songs is very weak and I miss hearing my favorite French nursery rhymes. Next time I really hope she is better.
I admire very much your deep understanding and feelings to your grandma.I am sure that she must be feeling your support and that she´s very proud of you. You are a fantastic human being,please don´t change too much..best regards from Spain!!
Thank you for the great comment all the way from spain.
Greatly frankly yours,
jeremy
Dear Jeremy,
I am sorry to hear your loving Grandma is not feeling good. I loved my Grandma very much too and I can understand your feeling because I went through the same. I will pray for your Grandma.
Have a wonderful day.
Shapar
(your mom’s friend)
Thank you. Frankly you are very nice to say that. Greatly really liked the music.
Greatly, frankly yours,
Jeremy
hi Jeremy
i have so much in commun with your grandma, I am also french but I live in Texas now. My grandson Donny has autism and he lives with me, and I am getting old just like your grandma. I love him so much he is the sunshine of my life.
I am on fracebook and I am friend with your mother Chantal and I have a daughter Donny’s mom her name is Chantal…
Take care Jeremy
Yolande
Thank you . You are really nice to say that we have a lot in common. It’s true.
merci beaucoup.
Greatly, frankly yours,
Jeremy
Jeremy,
You are quite an inspiration to many people. With your writings, you bring the best out of your readers. Just “listen” to their comments. You probably thought I meant “read.” No, I meant “listen.” Because when you read their comments, you can feel in deep down inside. Keep up the great work.
Many prayers go out to you and your family….
Susan
Thank you for the great comment.
Greatly frankly yours,
Jeremy
You are a very great inspiration to me and my cousin Brian. I have autism just like you, but mine is brodeline. I didn’t speak until I was four. I also posessed with memory and art and am a bordeline-autism survivor and savant. Also,I’m so sorry your grandma died. I lost both my maternal great-grandmothers-one when I was 19 and the other when I 21 years old. I hear you’re a great a writer.Keep up the good work. I’m gonna be an inspiration too.
-Aariel “Deshena Arie” Williams
aariel, thank you .nicely you will inspire many.