Helping Moms Raise Kids With Special Needs
Thanksgiving is almost here, and you’re freaking out, right? I get it. I’ve been there, year after year. You’re worried about multiple things: how will I travel with my child without a meltdown (his or mine)? How can I manage his special diet when he’s around all those treats and goodies? How can I take advantage of all the Black Friday deals with a child in
This season, I have a lot to be thankful for. I would be remiss if I didn’t know that the real source of all the joy, peace, and abundance I’m experiencing is God. With that said, I’m grateful to my Creator for everything, including my faith, my salvation, and the AMAZING friends and “family” I’ve found at my church. I’m grateful for my family. My
As I sit here live blogging from my living room, my children are watching the second movie on A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, a video about the Mayflower pilgrims. My feelings are mixed because my sweet & speechless Zoe is watching in rapt attention, as she learns about the early pilgrims, or at least our accepted mythology. Non-educational TV hasn’t given her this kind of thrall
