Last evening , a friend VK asked me, “How is your elder son doing?” VK is a kind man who is temporarily taking care of a child in neglect. Out of concern, he asked how I coped with the challenges of raising a child with special needs. My […]
A Boy Who Thinks Cleaning Is Somebody Else’s Job One Sunday, a ten-year-old boy interrupted the swim coach, SC, who was giving my son Kyan individual coaching. “Yucks! Coach, there is tissue paper in the water over there.” The coach replied, “So, what are you going to do about it?” “I don’t know. It’s […]
It’s no laughing matter to see somebody’s marriage in tatters After the news broke out about how Hong Kong’s most beloved Cantonpop diva, Sammi Cheng (鄭秀文) was cheated by her husband Andy Hui (許志安), who was caught on video canoodling with another woman, it quickly became the gossip […]
Have friends who feel for you Last week, I wrote about the biggest worry of caregivers – what happens to a child who needs special care after the caregiver passes on? I wrote to encourage others. Instead, I received encouraging messages from others. A friend HP felt the […]
What’ll happen to my child after I pass on? The worry of leaving behind a child who may not survive alone in the outside world weighs heavily on the minds of parents with special needs children. I have the same worry. My elder son Kyan, aged fifteen, is […]
I was delighted to know that my previous blogpost did some good. My friends said it was a timely reminder for them and their families. A friend WB said he only started to fear when his mom fell sick. Another friend JR shared my blogpost with her children […]
Cherish the time you have with parents For those who were taught filial piety as a traditional Chinese value, you must have heard of an ancient Chinese poem that goes, “A tree may prefer to stay still yet the wind refuses to subside. A child wishes to be […]
