Treebark2268 wrote:
You gotta create a memory.. Find out his favorite thing, maybe have your parents take him to disney land or something.. Something he'll always can picture
Sir_Drummer wrote:
Thanks dude! Yeah I was thinking Disneyland or something, good idea :wink:
Big J wrote:
Try to sing or dance right in front of him. Or if you could sleep with him every night do it.
Esmo wrote:
Music will have a long-lasting effect.
Wam0bie wrote:
That's so sad, I think you should just get him use to feeling your face, like having his hand pass threw your hair, touching your nose, ears etc...so he'll combine his sensory responses with his mental.
subirah wrote:
This is hard, I dont know where you are based but try Vision Australia, its one institution that helps, people with such issues, I pray you are based in Aus, so you can get immediate help, other than that, if you are not in Aus, try any regional or local institute which can help you, dont leave any stone unturned, he is your brother remember, appreciate your concern and efforts . Good luck, take care.
jesss wrote:
Aw man, this is so sad!
ill pray for him, and i understand how you feel (my mom has breast cancer) so, just the way i do it, is just to make a lot of memories for him! Play with him outside, and just have a blast with him.
its so sad how people dont realize how important some things are until they are about to lose it.
Die Afrikaaner wrote:
Try reading to him his favourite stories, singing him his favourite songs, so that every time he’ll hear those songs and stories in his dark lil world your face with pop into his imagination. ;)