Three Days A Year
by Rick Blaylock
Three days a
year may not seem like much, but to my family and me, it is
indeed priceless.
In three days, we experience more
emotion than most families do the entire year.
The hurt and
anguish that we hold inside can be relinquished and set free from
our hearts, through laughter and tears.
Words cannot express the
emotions that overcome me in just three days. I can only imagine
what my son, a stutterer, is feeling.
Three days a year, we have
been blessed with open hearts and emotions from "FRIENDS",
and families, like ourselves. Stuttering doesn't mean you are
different, to me, it means you are very, very special.
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