by Nanette Lerner | Jan 14, 2021 | Encouragement, How-Tos
Is It Easier or Worse To Be an EA/TEF Parent in the Time of COVID? Is it easier or worse to be an EA/TEF parent in the time of COVID? Guest blogger and EA/TEF mom Nanette Lerner outlines her answer to the question and encourages other parents in today’s post. If...
by Jolene | Dec 28, 2020 | Holidays, Spiritual Support
What Did Mary Worry About? What did Mary worry about after her baby was born? Gasp and sacrilege! How dare I entertain the idea of the mother of God worrying about the divine child entrusted to her care. Until I remember that though this baby boy was fully divine and...
by Laura Spiegel | Dec 22, 2020 | Encouragement, Self-Care and Stress
Ten Moments in a Caregiving Life Well-Lived Ten moments in a life caregiving well-lived is a practice today’s guest blogger, Laura Spiegel is implementing this holiday season. May her ideas cause you to hunt for your own ten moments throughout December and beyond. As...
by Jolene | Dec 15, 2020 | Books and Resources, The 5 Love Languages® for Special Needs Families
The Sharing Love Abundantly Online Study is Coming Your Way The Sharing Love Abundantly online study for caregiving families is set to kick off January 2021 with a bang! Registration for this free, 4 week study is already underway with the help of my friends at Key...
by Jolene | Dec 10, 2020 | Encouragement, Spiritual Support
The Dread of the Unknown The dread of the unknown grabbed hold of our grandson when he was three. He was playing in the living room when a sun came out from behind a cloud, striping the floor with light and dark. “Grammy, what’s that?” he asked, pointing at the dark...
by Heather Johnson | Dec 8, 2020 | Grief, Self-Care and Stress
Ways We Hold to Hope Through the Loss and Grief of Disabilities Ways we hold to hope as we parent children with disabilities become stronger through practice. Guest blogger Heather Johnson writes about 4 ways she and her husband have learned to hold to hope even as...
