Stuck in Neutral Essay More than 500,000 families struggle with members that are suffering with cerebral palsy like mine. These families go through the pain of seeing their child, brother, or sister go through excruciating pain each day. The cost it takes to take care of people with this disorder push some families to their limit. It changes the future of everybody involved and sometimes makes it impossible to do everyday things. My kid is different however, because he can’t communicate at all. I am going to do the hardest thing in my life and stop his misery once and for all.
One of the primary reasons in ending his pain would be to finally put him at peace. My child could do things normal kids can do in real life up in heaven. He could run, play, and do anything he could have ever wanted. Every time I see my baby suffering it feels like I'm being stabbed in the back multiple times. As a father I could put his seizures, his loneliness, and his agony to a cease. Most people would see this as cruel but to me its saving a life. Peace is the one thing he will have that he doesn’t have already.
The financial pain this would cause on the rest of my family would be devastating. The money I would be using on my child could be used on things the family wants. About $921,000 are spent on children with cerebral …show more content…
My other kids feel left out of the spotlight because most of me and my wife’s attention is on him. I can tell that they feel like I’m too busy for them or that I don’t have the time for them. The future for my child with cerebral palsy would be even worse. He would have to go through pain almost every day and be shunned from people who aren’t informed with the disorder. I had to give up on my career to take care of him. With him gone it would help the both of us. He would be able to do everything he ever wanted and I could keep doing the things I wanted to
One of the primary reasons in ending his pain would be to finally put him at peace. My child could do things normal kids can do in real life up in heaven. He could run, play, and do anything he could have ever wanted. Every time I see my baby suffering it feels like I'm being stabbed in the back multiple times. As a father I could put his seizures, his loneliness, and his agony to a cease. Most people would see this as cruel but to me its saving a life. Peace is the one thing he will have that he doesn’t have already.
The financial pain this would cause on the rest of my family would be devastating. The money I would be using on my child could be used on things the family wants. About $921,000 are spent on children with cerebral …show more content…
My other kids feel left out of the spotlight because most of me and my wife’s attention is on him. I can tell that they feel like I’m too busy for them or that I don’t have the time for them. The future for my child with cerebral palsy would be even worse. He would have to go through pain almost every day and be shunned from people who aren’t informed with the disorder. I had to give up on my career to take care of him. With him gone it would help the both of us. He would be able to do everything he ever wanted and I could keep doing the things I wanted to