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Your child has a disability

Louis: Your child became blind after an allergic reaction the medicine when they were five. Everyday was a challenge for both Louis and you. Getting them changed in the morning, helping them down the stairs, walking was even difficult. But you would never change a thing. Your child made everyday enjoyable. They have taught Louis and yourself so much in the past few years. Your child cried for days when they noticed they couldn't see. They missed the way you and Louis looked but as time went on, they got more used to it and appreciated the time they had with sight. life was complicated. You knew that it won't be easy, but it will be worth it.

Liam: Your child has autism. It wasn't the worst case, your child was still somewhat responsive and could talk but they certainly weren't the easiest child to take care of. It was difficult, your child became aggravated often and destracted themself with noisy toys or plastic keys. Anything to keep them occupied. Liam found this so difficult at first, he was new to the whole thing, but your child seemed happy. It was difficult to bring them places though. Screaming fans and the loud concert music bothered your child and made them uncomfortable. It was also difficult for the, to get their point across; not being able to find the right words and confusing Liam and you. But you stayed patient. Sure they wouldn't be as fast as a learner and their body progressed slower but you'll be there every step of the way.

Niall: Your child was deaf. It was one of the hardest things for Niall and you. Sound was so important for Niall, his entire career created around it. When you found out, Niall was devastated. But you two eventually got through it and brought your child to a speech therapist where they taught all three of you sign language. Communicating was still difficult, your child usually flicking a light when they need someone but none the less, you all got through it. Special surgeries have made their way into Niall and your head, cochlear implants weighing down your shoulders with the thought of your child hearing. Hearing or not, you'll love your child endlessly.

Harry: Your child has dyslexia. It has always been difficult, they hated having the extra attention because of this disability. They always told you how horrible it made them feel because they weren't like everyone else. Soon, the doctor prescribed the, medicine and things got better. They still have trouble, letters me numbers get switched often but they started to become more comfortable with it. It was heard for Harry because Harry always read and wrote from a young age. Not being able to share on of his passions killed him. Soon enough, he got used to the extra care your child needed and became even closer to them.

Zayn: Your child has Down syndrome. Life was heard, your child had a hard time. They got easily frustrated and annoyed with themselves. Yet, they always maintained am primitive personality. Life got progressively harder for Zayn and yourself, with Zayn touring a lot and your working, your relationship became tense. Things got better though as you were able to watch your child continue to do things they loved. Many programs are offered to them like dance and art classes. Although they have a hard time with their life, trying to understand things they don't know or not progressing the way people their age should, that positive attitude kept them in line.