It’s funny; saying it that way. “A child with Autism.” As if it were something she elected to carry around with her.
August – Beyond Type 1
I hope that when you read some of these stories from the lives of people and families living with Type 1, they will help you understand our battle better.
The Day My Three-Year-Old Graduated From Therapy
For a parent of a preemie or a child with disabilities, it means the world.
This Is What I Know
This is what I know: there are so many heart-rending and devastating things about having a sick child.
Hoping To Guard My Children From The Curse That Plagued My Brother
I would wish it on no one – and yet, I chose to have babies, knowing that they could inherit the curse that plagued my brother.
Why “She Looks Like Her Daddy” No Longer Bothers Me
“Wow! She’s a daddy’s girl, isn’t she?” We got this comment from the moment she was born, and they stung like little paper cuts each time.
A Note From The Nut Allergy Mom
I know that this is not your problem, but he is my whole world and I can’t express how grateful I am to you for your help in keeping him safe.
The Things I Would Do To Cure My Child
I'm willing to try almost anything to help him. And today, we tried eating poison.
5 Reasons Occupational Therapists Are Awesome
1. OT’s understand the parents and do not think we are crazy.
The Day I Became The Mother My Sons Need Me To Be
The term ‘highly sensitive’ meant nothing to me six years ago, back when I was the bewildered mother of a three-year-old boy who seemed unable to tolerate the world around him.