Originally Posted By threeundertwo <a href="http://www.denofchaos.com/2008/08/its-kind-of-magic.html" target="_blank">http://www.denofchaos.com/2008...gic.html</a> This will make your day.
Originally Posted By SoThisIsLove Okay. I actually needed a good cry. At work. 2/3, if you know this person, please give her my love and admiration. And, if you are a Disney CM, please copy that blog and make sure it gets to the highest desk that Disney has. Thank you, 2/3, for sharing. And thank you, Disneyland and Walt, again. I couldn't be happier than I am right now. xoxo
Originally Posted By nevadarebel wow, thank you for sharing this beautiful story about the magic of Disney!!!!
Originally Posted By liveforvacations I almost didn't read this because I am such a cry baby but I couldn't resist and I am so glad I did read it. This is what makes Disneyland so special! It may be a company who's main objective is to make money but I so admire the fact that they are willing to do what is necessary to accomodate someone's unique situation! It just shows you that Disneyland is for everyone! Thanks for sharing!
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 2/3 thank you for the link. I am sitting here stunned, as word for word that could have been written by my daughter about our grandson. Right down to the sputtering about PDD NOS Adorable blog. Just adorable. I'm going to send it to our daughter and our grandson's nanny who is also almost our daughter in law My heart is full.
Originally Posted By markymouse My first thought was "Wow. What a wonderful story." My second thought was more like: I really hope more parents out there with special needs kids learn that Disney can work with them to make the day work for their special kids. I never thought of the handicapped entrances being for anyone other than people whose wheelchairs can't navigate the cue. But of course it would really help families with issues like that awesome little guy's. I hope more families learn about this option, or at least to ask at the guest services desk. Great job, parents. And great job CMs.
Originally Posted By WDWdreamin WOW! Amazing story! Lots of kudos to all parents like this one and all the CMs like those mentioned!
Originally Posted By sjdimon OK - I am a blubbering mess - at the office - what a beautiful story - and I am sure that it is true. When we used to take my wife's mother (she was confined to a wheelchair and on oxygen for her COPD). We always stopped at City Hall and got a medical pass. She too would start to get caught up in the magic of DL and by the middle of the day she would start to have a spring in her step as she would get out of the wheelchair and into the various attractions. Thank you again for sharing this very touching story.
Originally Posted By Tinkeroon Absolutely remarkable, wonderful, amazing! I think I could feel my heart growing and swelling and sweet joy just spilling out of the cracks.
