Perspective

by Alice

Encouragement for moms of uniquely abled children.

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Incomplete Puzzles
I was overwhelmed looking at the tiny pieces scattered all over my kitchen table. One day all these little tiles will come together to form a picture. Today it’s just a cacophony of trivial pieces of blanks...
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Disappointment
In my journey as a mom of a child with a disability, some disappointments trip me up. It’s frustrating when plans don’t work out, systems that should be in place aren’t and agencies that should be providing...
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The Power of Stories
When I was coming to terms with having a son with a disability, there weren’t many moms who understood what I was going through. Despite having a supportive community of friends and family, I often felt...
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A Parent's Secret Weapon
My son, Caleb is a happy, joyful person most of the time. He’s a creature of habit who thrives in structured, predictable environments. But he’s an entirely different person when he’s...
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The Thing Called Faith
As a parent of a child with a disability, I have enough worries to fill my cup to the brim. A large portion of them are the unknowns, especially about the future. It’s a scary place for me, filled with...
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From Impatience to Praise
I’ve been reflecting on God’s goodness lately and thinking about all the ways He’s blessed my life. In fact, I have a Book of Remembrance where I write down all the times God has answered...
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Naaman and the Should Haves
But Naaman went away angry and said, “I thought that he would surely come out to me and stand and call on the name of the Lord his God, wave his hand over the spot and cure me of my leprosy. Are not Abana...

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