Paul was born on Thanksgiving Day, 
November 24, 2005. 
This was a surprise which came just about 
a month early. He was a great joy to 
his mother and father
 for the brief seven month sojourn 
on this Earth. 

He was such a beautiful son 
notwithstanding some hidden from view
 mechanical problems with his heart among 
other things. 
These problems required several 
surgeries in hopes of giving him a 
fighting chance to survive this world.
 Unfortunately, half of his life was spent in a 
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.
 His mother was always at his side. 
He was a brave little boy 
who mounted a valiant fight to the very end 
when he gained independence from 
a broken body on Independence Day, July 4, 2006. 
His pure soul was then freed to be with our Maker.
 He found unconditional love
 from his family and especially from his Loving Mother
 who attended to his special needs around the clock.
 Irrespective of the struggle,
 he was a happy baby and had a beautiful smile.




He revealed to his father what it truly means to mature 
and become a physician in this day and age of fragmented health care.
 A view from the other side of the sick bed shows academics
 and science as downright ugly without the kindness, 
understanding, and caring in their application.




He taught his mother to open her heart to recognize the
 great gifts that all children with special needs have to offer.
She now has great hope in helping to shed light 
on these children and their blessings that they
 bring to this world.







He gave his Grandfather a new purpose in life. 
Aurel was never far behind his mother, 
Cristina Camelia, in providing the care that he so needed. 
Paul always responded to Grandpa who would help 
to ease the pain and discomfort.





Paul was the happiest when he could enjoy playing with 
balloons or watching and listening to birds. 
Such simple things to please an innocent soul
 are a lesson to all.





He was my son, my little boy. 
It broke my heart to hold him in my arms 
during the final hours of his struggle.
 Never-the-less, I know I will heal 
and always have the joy that he 
brought to my heart.


 

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