Friends

If you've been reading for long, you know about the madness and chaos of our daily lives. You've read about Chelsea, the princess who rocked our world when she was born; the little girl who courageously fought cancer ... and won.

Then of course there's Logan, the big brother, who refuses to be left in the dark. Constantly seeking attention of any kind, he is always on the go. His mind is equally busy - he is the boy with a million questions. He is easily frustrated and often misunderstood.

While he doesn't show it often, I know there is a softer side - a sweet, loving boy hiding behind all of the energy.

But recently, he opened up.

In his Living the Dream essay, Logan shows his other side. At only seven years old, he's got a message and a voice, and he's not afraid to use it!

Friends

By Logan

I feel bad about those who get no friends. I think everyone should have a friend. My sister Chelsea has Down syndrome. I am scared that she won’t get any friends. She can’t talk that well. People might make fun of her. My sister is a friend because she is nice, she smiles all the time, and she is caring. She is a person just like us. It’s in your heart to have a friend with a disability.