by Cheng-E ThamNov 10, 20193 min readGraduation!The recent Saturday of November 9th, 2019 was a special day. It was Amos' graduation from Rainbow Centre and it could not have been more...
by Cheng-E ThamApr 14, 20172 min readGreat LinesLast month Amos turned FOUR. Yes! FOUR! And Joel will be entering primary school in about eight months. It’s an incredibly bizarre...
by C E ThamSep 17, 20162 min readMilestonesLife is full of surprises. We recall that moment over three years ago when the news of Amos’ condition opened up a precipice before us....
By C E ThamApr 23, 20162 min readLook, No Hands!It is morning. From the corners of our eyes we perceive movement. We turn and behold a tiny little thing doddering out of the bedroom;...
By C E ThamMar 16, 20163 min readDo You Even Measure Up?We are the same in some aspects and we differ in others. It’s a fact. People with Down syndrome tend to lag behind in some areas. We...
by Sandra LeeJan 3, 20163 min readThe Times when I Prayed...A recent sermon had me reflecting on what happened. In April 2014 Amos developed pneumonia when he drank milk into his lungs. We had been...
by C E ThamDec 29, 20153 min readWhen Sleep no longer HealsAfter a bout of pneumonia Amos snored like a car being jump-started; with each laborious breath his chest heaved and his stomach...
by Sandra LeeDec 20, 20153 min readA Gift all the SameRecently I encountered a heavily pregnant mother of 2 young children. We were both waiting for our hubbies and children to finish their...