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Unlike other children who might dread hospital visits, Romeo finds comfort in them, hinting at a unique perspective shaped by his condition. He is described as a \"Day Dreamer\" who, even as an infant, reached for things beyond his grasp. From his rooftop, he observes balloons, birds, butterflies, and rainbows, finding joy in these sights. His dreams are filled with flight, a common theme often attributed by his father to his superhero viewing habits. However, upon waking, Romeo is overcome by sadness and loneliness, feeling isolated from his peers and their games due to the constant prohibitions. These restrictions include warnings against leaving the house, running, tripping, injuring himself, or playing ball due to potential harm. Consequently, Romeo prefers to retreat into his dream world, where he experiences freedom and the ability to do as he wishes. The narrative poses a poignant question: \"Is the world only for the strong, the talented, the quick, the brilliant, the agile?\" This suggests a central theme of challenging societal perceptions of ability and inclusivity, advocating for a world that embraces all children, regardless of their physical or perceived limitations. The CANAVAS organization is mentioned, encouraging sharing and translation of the book while requesting that the images remain unaltered.","The Boy Who Always Hears ”Don’t!”Fernando Rosal Gonzalez  \nRodel Tapaya  \nThe author, illustrator, and  \nCANVAS encourage the sharing of this book and translation of the text, but we request that the images themselves not be altered. Thank you.  \nOther children might dread hospital visits, but I, among them, would find it odd if a month passed without seeing the doctor.  \nWe are the children born with certain disabilities. Some say that children like us never grow old. They call me Romeo the Day Dreamer . And, as an infant, I was observed pointing to and reaching out for things beyond my grasp.  \nFrom our rooftop, I found it a joy to watch a balloon here or there fly off from the occasional birthday celebrations of our neighbors. I also delighted in spotting birds among the clouds, butterflies hopping from flower to flower, and even rainbows .  \nIn my dreams, I am always in flight. My father is moved to smile each time I tell him my dreams .  \n”That’s the effect of watching your favorite superheroes too much on TV,” he says.”You always think of flying like them, even in your sleep.”  \nBut as I wake up to the real world, an overpowering sadness comes over me, as I feel so alone – far from other children, far from fun and games.  \n”Never leave the house, Romeo.”  \n”Don’t run around, or you will trip on rocks.””Don’t injure yourself.”  \n”Don’t get bruised.”  \n”Don’t play ball as you could be hurt by your playmates, or get hit with the ball...”  \n7  \nAnd so, given the many things that I am forbidden to do, I prefer to go back and dwell in my dream world. 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