This Christmas we experienced a few miracles. Harrison actually was awake before Sydney at 5:00 am. I told him to eat a candy cane, open one present and go back to bed. He just laughed at me. That lasted for about thirty minutes and then Sydney was awake. I think she forgot it was … More O Happy Day
We all know that the true meaning of the season is the birth of Christ. It is a time to come together despite differences and fellowship as a family. This year Christmas came early for us. My kids have a few things under the tree but we are celebrating so much more. As you prepare … More Tips For A Successful Family Christmas
One of the misconceptions that some people have is that they think that Sydney can’t hear. Yes, she has autism and epilepsy but she is not deaf. We had her hearing tested twice and she passed with flying colors both times. Even when Sydney was nonverbal I always treated her as if she understood what … More Sydney Can Hear You
I had three accomplices with me on this mission. I will not reveal their names to protect their privacy. Also, I will not include many images in this blog. So I need you to visualize the story as you are reading it. I think you will enjoy it more this way. I love seeing life … More Corkscrew Disaster
I was walking around Walgreens waiting for my prescriptions. The aisles were busy and I was thinking if it is this busy in Walgreens, there is no way I am doing any shopping this week. So I started to think what if Walgreens was the only store open and I had to do my Christmas … More Christmas Shopping At Walgreens
Being a parent is a full-time job. Being a parent of a special needs child requires overtime. Like I have said before I was never in denial about her diagnosis. I was just overwhelmed and protective about who I shared our journey with. Now that I am blogging and sharing my soul it is easier. … More I Hate To Admit This
Soulful Sunday is all about you this week. This is to encourage you to think outside of the box and prepare your vision for 2017. New year, new you! It doesn’t matter how you pray. Use your daily devotional, read a scripture each day or just have a little talk with Jesus. Pray about all … More Think Big!
Autism parents have the difficult task of finding the right toy for their child. I struggled with buying gifts for Sydney when she was younger. I was caught up on age appropriate toys but lost sight of what she wanted. Many of her toys were still in boxes and I would re-gift them to her when … More Autism Gift Ideas
Am I the only one that panics when it comes to the annual holiday photo card? Growing up I loved when my parents shared the Christmas cards with us. My mom would display them on the mantle and all around the house. Imagine my excitement when I was able to send out my own set … More Christmas Card Saga
I know the true meaning of Christmas is the birth of Jesus. It is also a time to spend with family and to show others how much you love them. Whether you exchange gifts or not. It is all about coming together during this time of year. Christmas brings the blues for some people. Christmas … More Do You Have The Christmas Blues?
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