What I Wish Someone Had Told Me When My Son Was Diagnosed With Autism
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What I Wish Someone Had Told Me When My Son Was Diagnosed With Autism

Although it’s been years, it seems like yesterday.  This is what I wish someone had told me when my son was diagnosed with autism.  It’s been eight years since my son received his autism diagnosis.  As I look back at all the progress we’ve made, and how much our life has changed for the better,…

Why Online Church Services Are Incredibly Valuable (and not a lesser option!)

Why Online Church Services Are Incredibly Valuable (and not a lesser option!)

Please know, for my family and for so many others, online church services are incredibly valuable. For us, they have made church accessible again. My family’s ability to attend church services has been a source of frustration and, at times, pain since my oldest son was a toddler. I have written about the overwhelming sensory…

Moms Of Children With Differences: It’s Difficult, But It Doesn’t Mean You’re Doing it Wrong

Moms Of Children With Differences: It’s Difficult, But It Doesn’t Mean You’re Doing it Wrong

Moms of children with differences often blame themselves when things are hard. The truth is sometimes things are really difficult, but it doesn’t mean you are doing it wrong.  He threw the book and stomped off to his room. “Don’t you understand?” he yelled, clearly frustrated. “I have dys-A-lexia!” As he slammed the door, I…

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