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Hello all,
I don't many or that is most. I was out of reenacting for about years. However I am not new to the hobby. I began in 1981. I have two sons, one of whom is severly autistic and has a very rare chromisonal disorder,partial Trisomy 14p.
Since Oct. of 2008 he has been at Kennedy Krieger Inst. (Johns Hopkins Children Hosp.) in Baltimore. He is being treated to problems related to his autism. Today I was told Justin was sick and has a very high fever. He can not talk or do many of the things we take for granted.
One thing I learned while in reenacting was that there MANY people who shared each others concerns, hopes, joys and pains. I always took great pride in my involvement with my unit. Many knew about Justin and my other son accompained me to certain family related functions. I live 3 hour drive from Baltimore, so it makes it very difficult to be there all the time when I feel I should be.Such as an unexpected illness. I would ask for your prayers and kind thoughts for my son during his illness. It is greatly appreciated. I hope one to personally thank some of you as I get back into our common cause in reenacting.
Sincerely,
Brent Conner
Eastern Shore of Maryland
I don't many or that is most. I was out of reenacting for about years. However I am not new to the hobby. I began in 1981. I have two sons, one of whom is severly autistic and has a very rare chromisonal disorder,partial Trisomy 14p.
Since Oct. of 2008 he has been at Kennedy Krieger Inst. (Johns Hopkins Children Hosp.) in Baltimore. He is being treated to problems related to his autism. Today I was told Justin was sick and has a very high fever. He can not talk or do many of the things we take for granted.
One thing I learned while in reenacting was that there MANY people who shared each others concerns, hopes, joys and pains. I always took great pride in my involvement with my unit. Many knew about Justin and my other son accompained me to certain family related functions. I live 3 hour drive from Baltimore, so it makes it very difficult to be there all the time when I feel I should be.Such as an unexpected illness. I would ask for your prayers and kind thoughts for my son during his illness. It is greatly appreciated. I hope one to personally thank some of you as I get back into our common cause in reenacting.
Sincerely,
Brent Conner
Eastern Shore of Maryland
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