Perspective

by Alice

Encouragement for moms of uniquely abled children.

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Am I a saint
Two of my kids and I were sitting in the bleachers waiting for the marching band competition to start. My husband couldn’t make it so it was just the kids and myself. I wasn’t sure how my son would behave....
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A day in my life: laundry
For most people, laundry day is an uneventful, dull activity. You put dirty clothes in the washing machine to get washed and then into the dryer to get dried. Then eventually at some point, they are put...
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To err is human
Somewhere on our travels through life, I’m sure most of us have stumbled upon the quote “To err is human; to forgive, divine”. It’s an excerpt from Alexander Pope’s An Essay on Criticism. Don’t let the...
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My life is a chicken sandwich
I like to refer to my life as a chicken sandwich. Largely because it’s partially based on a true story but in a roundabout kind of way. You’ll think I’m going one way with this story...
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What NOT to wear
One of our family traditions during the holidays (especially when the kids were little) was to see Christmas lights. We had visited this light show the previous year. Unfortunately, when we got to the...
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Modifications don't always work
Being a parent of an individual with disabilities, modifications are a way of life for our family. We’re always mindful of our son’s disability (and both our boys’ allergies) before we plan anything.  We...
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How to voice concerns effectively
If you’re a parent of a uniquely abled child then you know there will be times when you have to make your concerns heard. Especially those times when your worries are dismissed. Here are a few tips...

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