I taped Oprah today. When Jim was on with Jenny, Oprah said that Jim wrote a chapter in the book "Mother Warriors" - by Jenny. I am buying the book this sometime this week, so I will be sure to read it!
The show was SWEET! I cried like halfway through. Did anyone notice Jim tearing up a little bit??
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Jim Wrote A Chapter in "Mother Warriors"
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Jim Wrote A Chapter in "Mother Warriors"
When once asked what I would do if I met Jim I said that I would give him so many hugs because he is so damn HOT and then I would tell him to get married. Response, "he is hot, but...nevermind."
I don't have a scanner at the moment so I typed it out and I am a horrible typer so it took a long time.lol
here it is word for word My autism whisperer With the divorce rate in autism families being 80% there are many single mothers out there going thru this journey alone. So many single moms approach me and ask if they will ever find someone like I did who would be open and willing to fall in love with them and their autistic child. Many men have a hard time getting into relationships with women who have typical children, let alone autistic children. So I decided to sit down with Jim right before bed one night and asked him to share his thoughts and feelings about our relationship and about Evan. I plopped my head on a pillow and stared at his beautiful, sweet face as he began to open his heart ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In the beginning of our relationship we were just dating so I wasn’t thinking too much about taking on any roles of a family unit quite yet. But I was always interested in what you had to say about Evan and about the things you had to overcome and deal with as far as autism was concerned. As time went on, I fell in love with your strength and good humor in the midst of all that. The first time I met Evan, he was just this little ball of light. He didn’t say much and it was hard in the beginning because there was no back-and-forth conversation with him. Usually, as you get to know somebody, they open up and want hugs and affection, but because he had autism, there was always a bit of distance. It was differcult not to take it personally when he seemed to be ignoring my attention. I just had to be patient and give him enough love and attention, and soon I became the interesting thing in the room to him. Now we’re buds. He trusts me. I fell in love with you and knew that if we were meant to be together for the rest of our lives, then that meant Evan was supposed to be there, too. I made the commitment to love you both, and decided that all of it was going to be a blessing. Before you both moved in, I had to seriously consider the responsibility of helping to raise Evan, but once I let go of the fear and decided to love him , our life together became really fun. I soon realised that I was going to learn as much from Evan as he was from me. I’ve gained the capacity for love,acceptance,and patience, and the ability to make someone feel safe. Last night Evan was frightened so he crawled into bed with us and went to sleep. By 4a.m., he had turned his whole body sideways and began kicking me in the face over and over. But instead of moving him, I just lay there laughing and taking the blows. I had to get up at 6a.m. the next morning and shoot for 12 hrs, but moments like that have become much more valuable to methen a good night’s sleep. I just love it. We have many things in common, Jenny and I, not the least of which is our love for a beautiful little boy named Evan. A little boy whose terrible struggle cracked open her heart and revealed to me a depth of character and spirit that is undeniably pure. It was Evan who made me understand her true worth. That’s just one thing he has done for us. For single moms out there struggling with autism and looking for love, you have to change the belief that you’ll never meet a guy who will take it all on, because whatever you believe will become your reality. If you believe no one can love you, it will be differcult, if not impossible, to attract someone. Believe that there is good men out there who will love you and your child, and you will attract one of them. The universe is listening and creating your life based on what you believe. So don’t send out the wrong signals. Convince yourself that you deserve love and it will happen _________________  www.youtube.com/user/jimcarreyonline
an interesting point i noted is that USA parents need to wait for IV Ativan ........Parents , teachers etc are trained to administer Rectal Valium(diazapam) if a fit goes on for 5-10 mins here......any USA folk know if it's available there?.......
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