Dislocated collarbones

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I never realized the struggles Noah would be faced with. In fixing the scoliosis he has suffered a dislocated collarbone. My heart feels broken.
I wonder sometimes how he can keep smiling through so many disappointment. I wonder why he has to endure it all. It just makes no sense how someone can go through so much at such a young age.
Although my heart feels broken I just keep trying to be strong if not for him than the other parents that will be facing these difficulties ahead.
Due to his low tone and severe scoliosis I am told there is no way they can fix it.
I've decided to seek another opinion and keep fighting. As always us again the medical world

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