Jan 2, 2015 | Faith Rehab (Mad at God), Humor, Letting go, letting God, Uncategorized |
Gracious Blog Readers, I know. I’ve been away. It’s been over six months since I last wrote a post. Thank you, though, for sticking around to see this one. It’s been a hard year. One that whooped me to the likes I haven’t... Apr 22, 2014 | Letting go, letting God, siblings, Uncategorized |
In honor of Autism Awareness Month and National Sibling Day (April 10), today’s post celebrates the unique, complex and extraordinary bond between special needs “Sibs” and their differently-abled brothers and sisters. Do you wanna build a... Nov 12, 2013 | Don't Diss Disability (DissAbility), Humor, Letting go, letting God, Uncategorized |
There are helicopter parents, then there are Special Needs parent stealth bombers. How this Asian Special Needs Tiger Mama Bear (I know. That’s a lot of mixed metaphors) nearly became a weapon of mass destruction and ravaged a playground when her cub... Oct 22, 2013 | Grief & Loss, Letting go, letting God, No, You're Not The Only One..., Recent Diagnosis, Uncategorized |
In the previous post, I began a four-part series, “Faith through Disappointment.” Of the Four Gets, the first was to Get REAL (giving ourselves permission to grieve or get angry.) The series continues with the second Get: Get HELP. ... Oct 15, 2013 | Faith Rehab (Mad at God), Grief & Loss, Healing, How to help, Letting go, letting God, Mommy Martyrdom, No, You're Not The Only One..., Parent Support, Recent Diagnosis, Uncategorized |
On October 5, 2013, I had the privilege of speaking at my church, Abundant Life Christian Fellowship in Mountain View, CA. It was an honor to be part of the teaching team for the annual Women’s Conference, composed of keynote Dr. Gloria White-Hammond, and five... Mar 22, 2013 | God Understands?!, Grief & Loss, Letting go, letting God, Mommy Martyrdom, Uncategorized |
Who Will Take Care Of My Child After I’m Gone? Parents of “normal” children don’t have to worry about this. It’s a given that children grow up to become independent and go off to raise children of their own. Not so for my...