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As my dad always says “I have words…”
From my spiritual reflections to the day to day tasks – words come flooding out!
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Dystonia Awareness Month: My Toddlers Life with Dystonia
Read more: Dystonia Awareness Month: My Toddlers Life with DystoniaThe First Time I Saw Dystonia The first time I saw dystonia was when my daughter was less than an hour old. At the time, I didn’t know what it was. Her tiny legs were shaking uncontrollably and stiff. The nurses thought it was a seizure, but it wasn’t. It stopped—and nobody mentioned it again.…
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Living One Day at a Time: Special Needs Parenting without Plans
Read more: Living One Day at a Time: Special Needs Parenting without PlansI have always been a planner—from when I was very small, an 11-year-old, to now as a mama of a toddler with a rare genetic condition. A planner who likes crossing every t and dotting every i. I like having a to-do list, a goal list, and even a next-year list. I always thought this…
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From Thought to Verse: The Story behind Dr. Mom
Read more: From Thought to Verse: The Story behind Dr. MomThe Opposite of What I Wanted When I was a child, my dream was to be a cashier. I kid you not. My parents once bought me a receipt maker for my birthday, and I sold my toys to my friends for real money just so I could print receipts. I was going to be…