When you can look at the beauty of a child without the prejudice of illness, when you see your child as a human being who is struggling, trying to preserve dignity in the face of adversity, that path can be grace and beauty BECAUSE the adversity is so grotesque. When I see your pictures, and I had been privately praying for all the months that you were silent on your blog that you would do exactly this kind of pictorial and I called also for you to continue, I don't see a pretty picture, your craftsmanship, I see a gentle soul reaching out to tell us that she is a person with an illness and she wants to love and be loved.
She is SO beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhen you can look at the beauty of a child without the prejudice of illness, when you see your child as a human being who is struggling, trying to preserve dignity in the face of adversity, that path can be grace and beauty BECAUSE the adversity is so grotesque.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see your pictures, and I had been privately praying for all the months that you were silent on your blog that you would do exactly this kind of pictorial and I called also for you to continue, I don't see a pretty picture, your craftsmanship, I see a gentle soul reaching out to tell us that she is a person with an illness and she wants to love and be loved.
She IS absolutely beautiful. No disease will ever take that away.
ReplyDeleteShe is beautiful, very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteShe is so very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI am the same way with Mercy... while others mainly see the scars... I see the beauty...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Tatyanna with us.