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A Father's Love for His Son


I came this article in the News Journal today. It's about the sentencing of a former UD student, who got put in jail for 10 years for his assault on a WVU student named Ryan Diviney. The article focuses on Ryan's dad, Ken, who has devoted his life to taking care of his now-comatose son.Former UD student gets 10 years in VA assualt.

 

I thought I'd post this up and all that because I was just reading it, and I was so incredibly moved by the father. He's put aside his entire life- everything- so he can take care of his vegetative son. Mr. Diviney refuses to give up on him despite all logic dictating that he's fighting a losing battle, because it's his son and that is the power of his love for his son.

 

It's amazing to think how strong the bond between father and son can be, especially if you've never experienced it for yourself.

 

I'm pretty stressed- I'm sure most of us are- being this time of year and all...but reading this article made step back a little and think...don't sweat the small stuff. I'm lucky that I'm alive, I'm lucky that my brain is still functional, and I'm lucky that I'm sitting in my dorm stressing out over how to get the comparative book review done than sleeping in a vegetative state on a hospital bed completely missing out on life.

 

 

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Isn't this a hate crime? Yeah ten years isn't enough ... by the time the Austin gets out of prison ... Ryan might have pass away due to complications ... Ken sure did make a point ... Its hard to see the justice vs what has happen.

 

Perhaps Austin and his parents should help pay for Ryan medical bills including the others that assaulted Ryan. But it seems clear that the judge did not rule on that?

 

Its a a pity a simple out burst of rivals leads to this ... would this have happen if everyone wasn't drunk?

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