Re: Say hello to Tess
Oh the memories! Crys had to be restricted due to her issues as well and it was so very hard on both of us. She was so full of energy and mischief, loving to run full out. I would on occasion allow her to do as she wanted and the joy would pour off of her. We learned games to play that didn't require a lot of running or jumping - some none - and she was a happy girl teaching me her games. Mostly Crys just wanted to be loved on and that was very easy to provide. I hope Tess does well and the two of you find ways to play and stimulate that are beneficial for both.
"May you know that absence is full of tender presence and that nothing is ever lost or forgotten." John O'Donahue, "Eternal Echoes"
Death is not a changing of worlds as most imagine, as much as the walls of this world infinitely expanding.