I don't even *wear* earrings!

[iesika]

I talk about T a lot, and I'm not sure who, outside me closest internet friends, knows who she is. T's my primary client as a caregiver - a 15 year old girl with Downs Syndrome (and probably undiagnosed autism). She's a complete and total handful - she hasn't gotten a lot of the care, attention, therapy, and basic life skills training she should

Comments

[the_protagonist]

Oh dear heartwarming.

Just so you know, this made *me* cry.

*hugs*

[saphire_dance]

Aw I'm crying too. That's so sweet.

[darthbatgirl]

What a beautiful gift.

[shiny_glor_chan]

I'm not crying, but d'awwww. *forever hugs* Will you still be able to contact her somehow? Keep in touch, maybe?

[ladyblkrose]

That is so sweet. I love when a patient/client learns to trust you and connects with you. It really makes the job worth all the headaches that come with caretaking.
Congrats for being sucn a great cartaker that your charge connects with you so strongly.