I Choose You

I Choose YouMost of us grew up as children with a sense of powerlessness, i. e., our parents chose most of what we would do in the day. Partially, the child likes and respects this, since these are comforting boundaries. However, at other times the child feels powerless and, lacking life experiences, feels the parents are being arbitrary and dismissive. This part is difficult for all of us when we progress through childhood. I Choose You offers the child a

Most of us grew up as children with a sense of powerlessness, i.e., our parents chose most of what we would do in the day. Partially, the child likes and respects this, since these are comforting boundaries. However, at other times the child feels powerless and, lacking life experiences, feels the parents are being arbitrary and dismissive. This part is difficult for all of us when we progress through childhood.

I Choose You offers the child a special feeling that he/she came into being and searched high and low for the perfect parents.

About the Author

P.J. O’Donnell was a lucky child, born into a loving family himself. He found math, science, languages, and even poetry of interest. He finished college as an engineer but ultimately shifted gears and went to medical school and has been a practicing physician for decades.