Life doesn't always go as planned. Help others anyway.
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! As a mom to a child with a visible disability, I navigate the waters of wandering the grocery store aisle with stares, hushing questions, and that awkward “don’t stare…don’t stare…see? I’m not staring…” on a daily basis. As with […]
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One of the most fascinating aspects of being a mom has been how DIFFERENT kids are. I guess you kinda know that in general…of course we’re all different and have different personalities…of course. But somehow, seeing it play out in my own home is just so intriguing. Take Henry. A classic introvert. Loves all things […]
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{source} How is Your Other Half? <—- so good 14 Differences Between First Time and Experienced Parents Reaching My Autistic Son Through Disney
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Looks like I was a little Insta quiet this week. No reason. Suppose I just forgot? (I’m jeannettg if you want to follow) This girl? A little mama. She takes such good care of her baby brother. And when he falls and hurts himself, he often goes running to her to be picked up. And […]
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If you’ve been reading along for any length of time, you know that my heart breaks for families enduring medical crisis. There’s the obvious reasons: mamas and dads engulfed in terminology and apparatus while the littlest lay frail in hospital beds, shadows of their once boisterous selves. Few images churn my gut more than this. […]
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On loop in our house. Russell Brand: my life without drugs – Honestly, I typically don’t love Russell Brand. I find his humor obnoxious, crude, and frankly, unfunny. Plus, he regularly looks like he needs a shower. BUT, this article knocked my socks off. Well written, thoughtful, and important. Mr. Brand, you may have changed […]
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