“Johnathan Castilian is a noble man,” his closest friends would say to describe him.
“I couldn’t ask for a better husband. I already have him,” his wife would say.
“If I need help, John is the first one to come,” his neighbors and co-workers would state on numerous occasions.
He was a best friend, the moral compass in many instances, and a person that anyone would be proud to associate with.
Despite all the praise for his efforts, Johnathan was unsatisfied. He had feelings of inadequacy which he kept to himself because he couldn’t quite explain them. These hidden feelings were always very strong. But they felt the strongest every time he tended to his 1 year old son – his only son – who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.
Up until that last year, Johnathan had never felt so incapable. He was raised in New York and was taught to take all situations and find the best in them. He made this attitude a guiding principle in his life