by Steve Harris | Jun 12, 2024 | Encouragement, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Support
A Little Boy, a Little Wheelchair, and a Big Lesson about Servanthood A Little Boy, a Little Wheelchair, and a Big Lesson about Servanthood by guest blogger Steve Harris addresses the servanthood aspect of caring for children with disabilities and special needs with...
by Steve Siler | Jun 5, 2024 | Encouragement, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Support
Whole in the Sight of God “Whole in the Sight of God” is one of many songs written by musician and today’s guest blogger, Steve Siler. In this post, he explains not only the how and why behind the song’s creation, but also his personal connection to those...
by Karen Wright | May 22, 2024 | Encouragement, Special Needs Parenting
Close to the Brokehearted Being close to the brokenhearted meant initiating friendship with another special needs mom over coffee for guest blogger Karen Wright. In today’s post she tells the story of confidences shared in a children’s hospital cafeteria, hugs...
by Jolene | May 8, 2024 | Encouragement, Holidays, Special Needs Parenting
Special Needs Mom, How Are You Doing this Mother’s Day? Special needs mom, how are you doing this Mother’s Day? Has anyone asked you that question before? Has anyone acknowledged that your feelings may not match what cards and commercials make them out to be? Have you...
by Lisa Pelissier | Apr 17, 2024 | Advocacy, Encouragement, Special Needs Parenting
The Weight of Silence as Parents of Kids with Invisible Disabilities The weight of silence as parents of kids with disabilities is all too familiar to guest blogger Lisa Pelissier. In this post she explains why she and other parents don’t talk about what’s going on...
by admin | Mar 13, 2024 | Advocacy, Encouragement, Special Needs Parenting
Choosing Acceptance and Advocacy as Parents of Kids with Disabilities Choosing acceptance and advocacy as parents of kids with disabilities takes time. Today’s guest blogger, who wishes to remain anonymous, talks about making that choice as a parent many years ago and...
