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Special Needs Parenting Is Different Dream Living

by Jolene | Mar 24, 2016 | In Children, PTSD | 0 comments

Different Dream Living is unveiling 2 initiatives today: a new logo and Rising Above Ministry's video series for special needs parents.

Welcome to the Different Dream website where we are unveiling two new initiatives today.

Different Dream Living Logo

The first is the new Different Dream Living logo pictured above. The logo is the first step toward creating products specifically tailored for parents of kids with special needs and other caregivers. More on those at a later date.

Rising Above Ministry Video Series

The second initiative being unveiled is the launch of  new video chat series hosted by Rising Above Ministries (RAM). The chats are the brainchild of my good friends and the founders of RAM, Jeff and Becky Davidson. They are the parents of a son, John Alex, who significant special needs. They are also passionate about finding new ways to encourage parents raising kids with special needs. Earlier this month, RAM began posting monthly video chats by several special needs bloggers and advocates–Ellen Stumbo, Craig Johnson, Barb Dittrich, Matt Mooney, Joe Butler and myself–as well as by Jeff and Becky.

PTSD and Different Dream Living

The first of my monthly videos about PTSD in kids went live at RAM today. In it, I share how God changed my dreams of parenthood after the birth of our first child and eventually turned me into an advocate about childhood PTSD. You can watch the video here.

You can also read more about our adventures in different dream living at Writing about PTSD in Children Was Not on my Bucket List.

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