Alan, I know that feeling so well! I must have gone through a cupboard full of colic remedies & pain killers & doctors & paediatricians all to no avail.

He loves going outdoors, loves nature and has no fear!!! He will enjoy life immensely ... if he survives that long

Oh yes, I can relate to that! My son was off & running at 10 months & I mean running! I swear that in his previous lives he must have been a sprint runner, mountain climber & escape artist. Did I mention that he was hyperactive?(for 13 looooong years). However, despite falling through a plate glass window (twice!), climbing a ladder to crawl along a floor joist 20 feet above a concrete slab at 18 months old & numerous other heart stopping moments along the way he survived (as did I) & came through unscathed to grow into a fantastic hale & hearty 24 year old!

Something I never forgot, which I clung to & which helped keep me sane during those days was a comment made to me by another teacher that I worked with. She told me that she believed children got the parents that they needed & whilst I know that that may not be true for every case it certainly helped me get through what was a very tough period.

So following on from Moria's daughter's comment perhaps it works both ways - we get the children that we need to help teach us our lessons in life whilst at the same time they get the parents that they need to help them learn their lessons in life.

So Alan, I am sure that Zane has chosen the two top parents for him & that both yours & Sandra's fantastic qualities are exactly what he needs.
He looks adorable - I just meeelt when I see babies

I haven't any particular training in any of the different healing modalities but I would like you to know that I am keeping all of you in my thoughts & intentions.

I hope that Zane continues to make rapid progress & that " Sandra is beautifully relaxed & enjoys blissful healing & rejuvenating sleep every night."


Love & Blessings,
Sharyn