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I thought a lot about the mother of one disabled child I had seen, a severely disabled child who died through caregiver neglect.
Insofar as he was extending them, he was doing so asymmetrically, which she thought could mean that there was a tumor of some kind in action.
And he had a very large head, which she thought might indicate hydrocephalus.
And I thought, "Here I had been working for years on a book about how much meaning people had found in the experience of parenting children who were disabled, and I didn't want to join their number because what I was encountering was an idea of illness."
And when I asked the pediatrician what had been going on, she said she thought in the morning, he had probably had a cramp.
I thought, "The love you have for your children is unlike any other feeling in the world.
And while I had sometimes thought the parents I was interviewing were fools, enslaving themselves to a lifetime's journey with their thankless children and trying to breed identity out of misery, I realized that day that my research had built me a plank and that I was ready to join them on their ship.
As a young reporter, I thought that I should do it in a different way, so that it has a maximum impact, since everybody knew that it was happening, and yet there was nothing that was keeping it out of the system.
I thought that I couldn't come here without giving you something special.
And one of the reasons we thought we could do this is because the dolphins were starting to show us a lot of mutual curiosity.
As a youngster, I was very interested in model airplanes, ornithopters, autogyros, helicopters, gliders, power planes, indoor models, outdoor models, everything, which I just thought was a lot of fun, and wondered why most other people didn't share my same enthusiasm with them.
But that began thinking about how birds went around, and then how airplanes would, how hang gliders would fly, and then other planes, and the idea of the Gossamer-Condor-type airplane quickly emerged, was so logical, one should have thought of it in the first place, but one didn't.
And he thought it would take another 18 years for somebody to win that.
And we thought a solar-powered plane wouldn't really make sense, but you could do it and it would get a lot of publicity for solar power and maybe help that field.
I thought back about if I was a space traveler, and came and visited Earth every 5,000 years.
I was going to bring an airplane, but I was worried about hitting people in here, so I thought this would be a little bit more gentle.
And I thought of Cirque du Soleil in Montreal, because who better to understand the kind of crazy poetry that I wanted to put on screen?
And even skin infection, which we originally thought wasn't that big a problem, mild skin infections naught to five give you a greatly increased chance of renal failure, needing dialysis at age 40.
And you've heard so many inspiring stories here, and I heard so many last night that I thought I would share a little bit of mine.
For a hungry child, politics and freedom are not even thought of.
Since we had never been separated, and I thought we would be together forever, I didn't even give her a hug when she left.
I decided to cross during the day, first because I was still a kid and scared of the dark, second because I knew I was already taking a risk, and since not many people tried to cross during the day, I thought I might be able to cross without being seen by anyone.
I thought things in China would be easier, since there was more food.
I thought more people would help me.
My only wish that night was to cook a meal for him, and that night I also thought of what else I could do to honor him.
And the more I thought about it, the more it made sense that he doubted, because doubt is essential to faith.
They found the perfect antidote to thought and the ideal refuge of the hard demands of real faith.
She thought he must just have been worn out by the work.
She thought about her town.
She thought, when everybody knows, they'll want to do something, but actually nobody wanted to know.
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