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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: alffim

Dear Stuti!
Maybe I understand better this problem. I know what is if a child had neurological injury at birth. I, fortunately, was not as hard, as you described. Not cerebral palsy. But the treatment had taken many years, and that such children are very heavy and are even more hopeless situations, I know.

Oh I never knew it!😲 It must have been very hard for you. However, I am proud of you.🤗
But I was very lucky. I had the best parents in the world. Best Dad of the world! I was - father's daughter. 😃 Although we, as in the East, the boys are valued more. 😊
I felt very happy for no reason after reading this line that you had the best parents and best dad of the world!😳
Few can imagine what the stress having by both parents. And very often, too often, mothers are remain alone with a child disabled. Presses all: public opinion, family, a sense of guilt, simply elementary physical fatigue. If you still don't have enough qualified medical assistance, don't have money ... it's a disaster.
Yes you're right. 😔
I have no sympathy and respect for the men, throwing their sick children and wives. But I will not blame the husband in this invented story. It is easy to say that we should "be good" if you don't know the problem from the inside, what is such the pain and blame, didn't give help them. These families need with the first days in a competent psychological care, a kindly family, in their friends. Well, that now have Internet and people can form groups to assist each other.
You wrote it very well. The family and the parents should undergo a counselling process along with the child's treatment some time, I think. Yes, in social forums people can find same kind of persons and can share and help each other.
The mistakes which make the exhausted mother, can be justified fully, but their should be avoided - the removal of her husband psychologically. The husband must learn to love such a child, if he can't, him necessary learn, as learn to walk of a newborn. Some people are born noble and good initially, other people need help to become the good men.
Rightly said.👏
For these children need not only special treatment, but also special upbringing, education. Their mothers (mostly moms) and their families should be, as say, "to deliver monuments during lifetime", but a real would be to better give their help from society.
Yes.⭐️
Jodha in this story - a great woman! Many mothers who stay with their children, but she helps and others !!! The real prototype too?
The woman from whose story I am inspired, too works for the differently able children now; her husband has left her long before and now happily married with some other person, and she has given away her life to serve the poor differently able children ... She is indeed a great woman.

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Posted: 9 years ago
#32

Originally posted by: .AkDhian.

Aww Stuti🤗 I seriously don't know how you do this,dear! As I had already said,you are a pro at describing human emotions and you proved me right,again👏👏

A touching story,this is..😭 Love you for picking up such themes.First it was an OS on acid attack victim and now on a differently abled child.. proud of you,Stuti❤️
Aww God!☺️ Thank you so much Bindu Di.🤗

I feel,writers are blessed with the power to send out beautiful messages to the public through such thought-provoking stories.Hats off to you and all such awesome writers👏👏

Thank you for loving me and my stories so much😳 Only due to all of your support I get the inspiration of picking up such topics more and more.😃

Saw your comment that the real life story you mentioned had no repentance,at all.😡

My blood boiled when I heard the story for first time. Wonder if the man thinks about them now at all or not!
Loved Jodha-Salim's bond❤️.Undoubtedly Mother is the only one who loves her children selflessly after God😊

Undoubtedly!😃

Jalal had also agreed with Jodha..but the so called society is always bothered about others more than themselves😡He was carried away by their useless talks and was rude to his wife and son in a drunken state..that's understandable to some extent.But,how can he not meet them for so many years?What if he didn't see Salim at the exhibition?

Maybe he would carried with the daily flow of his successful life till his last breath putting the coat of ego over his burning wound of heart if he would not meet his son. Sometimes man need a wall in front of their path to turn back for once.

He wanted to have a normal child just to prove his capability?Not out of love?Disgusting👎🏼

It was the madness born from frustration of life and fake sympathies from society. He could love his son with all his heart if he wanted to but he could not.

Jo has taken a wise decision and she also proved she didn't need his money or anything out of responsibility.So proud of her⭐️

Yes!👏⭐️

Jalal is in fact,blessed to have a son like Salim,who had absolutely no grudge on his father for abandoning him.Instead,he considered Jalal as his role model.We hear/read many stories where the so called normal people throw their parents away.

Yes!

Father-son interaction was so touching,dear😭 Even Jo's reaction was surprising,to me.She had no hatred for him.How can someone be like this.Loved their dialogues😊

Time has wiped out all the traces of hatred and grudge.😳
Thank you.😃

Thank you so very much and pls keep writing more.

Thank you sooo much for such a beautiful comment.




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Posted: 9 years ago
#33

Originally posted by: Fazlon

It's really heart touching

Beautifully described... a father's emotions..mother's unconditional un-biaised love

Thank you so much.😳
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Posted: 9 years ago
#34

Originally posted by: 1357raksha

Hello stuti I don't have words to say after reading this os this was mind blowing nd very emotional it to me bit a time to come out for this story I was so lost in it...

As I always say ur r wonderful nd knw hw to write emotional states for d person very will...

Jodha wanted to be everything to her son... with her hubby support which she did nt get...
Jalal was carving to experience fatherhood if he had more passionate nd mingled him self in jodhas nd salim world he no need to face this nw...
Salim is like his father in profession nd care like his mother. ...

Thank u so much for this wonderful update. ...
Nd pm...

Thank you so much dear for loving this story so much.⭐️ Loved every word of your comment.😳
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Posted: 9 years ago
#35

Originally posted by: chaudhary_kajal

Flawless...
Just loved it!
Thanku for pm

Thank you dear. 😃
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Posted: 9 years ago
#36

Originally posted by: divyadaya13

Amazing, you are incredible. How can you write human emotions so well. 👏. Loved it.

You are making me shy!☺️
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Posted: 9 years ago
#37

Originally posted by: swetiii

amazing
emotional but lovely
I don't wanna describe it & break the moments purity
loved it

Your little comment meant a lot. thanks dear.🤗
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Posted: 9 years ago
#38

Originally posted by: divyaJA

Awesome os..
fabulous...suprb

Thanks dear.😳
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Posted: 9 years ago
#39

Originally posted by: divyadaya13

Forgot to add one comment in my previous msg. Salim whom jalal called as abnormal child never had any hatred for his dad even after he grew up infact his dad was always his hero. The so called normal child would never have pardoned jalal for his behaviour. This puts a question towards our so called normal society, as to who is more abnormal.

Very thought-provoking one.👍🏼 Thanks dear.😳
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Posted: 9 years ago
#40

Originally posted by: wanita

Its a touching scene,.😊

Thanks dear😳

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