oh Asha -- that is wonderful to hear!! Y you are over the hump by the time teenagers make it to being a sophomore - they really grow out of their early teen "stupidity - sounds like you son avoided alot of that & with the values you & his dad are instilling in him - sounds like you have raised a great young man - and YES the realization that you had a pupose in survivving even if nothing more than to provide your son the security of a loving family

again congrats to all three of you a group effort !

Susan

Asha - WELL DONE! Debbie

sounds like you ae doing just fine at the hardest job in the world -parenting- nancyl

Asha,

You have been blessed by a wonderful family. How lucky you are to be able to be part of this great son's life.

YOu are a major part of his development.

You are an awesome parent.

Ruth

Yes, Asha it is good to be proud of your son and watch him grow up to a fine young adult. Good news.

Julie

You have every right to feel good and proud of your son and his achievements in school! These are his critical years where parenting means so much to kids knowing their parents are right behind them to succeed in their studies!

He will always look up to you because you are there for his questions while dad is at work! Stick your chest out and put a feather in your hair for job well done! The parents raise the kids and teachers try to educate them! I remember listening to my mom and it kept me out of trouble while I got educate enough to finish school early ahead of many others who kept failing in school!

Fred!

Yes Asha you should feel proud of your son! Keep him on the strarted and narrow path you have him on! You should have the felling that he is on the right pathway. Keep it up Asha!

Asha: I love your positive outlook and attitude and am happy for you that you have reached a point in your stroke recovery that you know that you are making a big difference in your son's and others lives. God had a plan for you and I think that now you know what that is. Hugs, Leah