When Do I Get to Play?: Holding God's Hand Through Extraordinary Challenges. - eBook
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When Do I Get to Play?: Holding God's Hand Through Extraordinary Challenges. - eBook  -     By: Brian D. Watkins

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Title: When Do I Get to Play?: Holding God's Hand Through Extraordinary Challenges. - eBook
By: Brian D. Watkins
Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: WestBow Press
Publication Date: 2021
ISBN: 9781664215306
ISBN-13: 9781664215306
Stock No: WW115410EB

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All new marriages face numerous obstacles and hardships. Imagine grieving the death of both of your spouse’s parents, adopting your five-year-old sister-in-law, and seeing your first child born with a disability, all within the first five years. This book is the story of how putting your faith in God can lead you through the unimaginable, finding joy in a unique journey creating dreams.

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Brian Watkins is married with three children in Lafayette, LA. They became guardians to his wife’s youngest sister after losing both of her parents at a young age. The couple’s first son was born with a disability known as Spina Bifida. Brian is a special education teacher and holds a MA in special education. He and his wife developed the Dreams Foundation of Acadiana to provide programs and activities for individuals with special needs in their community. Brian and his family received the Governor’s Gold Award as Family of the Year in 2009 for their work with disabilities within Louisiana. Brian also received the Governor’s Gold Award as Educator of the Year in 2014 for his special education work. Most recently, Brian received the 2020 LEF award for Inspirational teacher of the year.

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