Perspective
by Alice
Encouragement for moms of uniquely abled children.
Recent Posts
10 March, 2022
I remember the first time I received my son’s diagnosis. I really didn’t know how to respond. On the one hand, I was relieved and on the other, I was sad. I was tossed between being thankful...
08 March, 2022
I would like to share the time I made Aretha Franklin’s Waffles of Insane Greatness. Bet you did not know Aretha Franklin had a waffle recipe. Well, neither does Google. And if you were to search for it,...
03 March, 2022
I’ve faced many battles as a mom of a child with a disability. By battle, I mean fighting for my son’s rights. I have to admit they always take a toll on me, mentally and physically. I try...
01 March, 2022
I had intended to show a picture of the first time I held my son after giving birth. Sadly, I only have one picture of that moment. One over-exposed and faded picture to be exact. To such an extent that...
24 February, 2022
It was shortly after receiving this ultrasound picture that my husband and I were given the prognosis by the neonatologist that our baby may have a disability. He was leaning towards Down’s syndrome because...
22 February, 2022
I remember sitting in the cold, sterile consulting room, holding tightly to the ultrasound picture. I had this crazy desire to cover the picture with my hand as if by doing so, I could somehow prevent...