Perspective

by Alice

Encouragement for moms of uniquely abled children.

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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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Simple prayer for today
Prayer is not asking. It is a longing of the soul. – Mahatma Gandhi As a mom of a uniquely abled son, my relationship with God is very important. I can’t do this journey without Him. He is...
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5 ways I take time for myself
Solitude Time Solitude time is one of the best ways I make time for myself. During this time, I journal, read my Bible, pray and spend some time being thankful and embracing the moment. I enjoy the quiet...
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The great balancing act
As a child I was in awe of all the aerial acrobatics at the circus. I watched with baited breath during the entire segment afraid the acrobats may fall or lose a grip or something. But they never did....
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You are the perfect canidate
One of the issues I struggled with when we heard our son may have a disability (this was while I was still pregnant) was the fact I didn’t feel qualified to be a mom to a child with a disability. I didn’t...
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What NOT to tell me
Today I want to share the time my son had oral surgery.  I want to start by saying, it is always a trying time for me when my son has any kind of surgery. First, he hates hospitals. Getting him inside...

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