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Power In The Body of Christ

May 13, 2015 by Kathleen Bolduc

Have you ever had one of those days (weeks, months) where you just felt like giving up? Yup. I thought so. We all have days, weeks or months like that. Especially those of us who live with children or adults with significant disabilities. Our son Joel, who has autism, has been having a rough time lately.  A hospitalization for depression last fall. A 6 week manic spurt this spring that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: ADHD, Asperger, Autism, Behaviors, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Epilepsy, Hidden Disabilities, Kathy Bolduc, Learning Disability, Medically Fragile, Mental Illness, Mood Disorders, Scripture, Special Needs Ministry Tagged With: autism, Body of Christ, church, depression, discouragement, Oxford Vineyard Church, spiritual gifts, spiritual vision

God Has Not Forgotten You

May 13, 2015 by Laurie Wallin

Two years ago I walked into her math class and stood along the edge in the back, where the mom of the kid who isn't good at math stands for awards ceremonies. Over the minutes that followed, I wasn't surprised my daughter's name wasn't called. It's not that I don't believe in her, it's just that I'd seen the tears, shredded papers, broken pencils and massive meltdowns that were her experience … [Read more...]

Filed Under: ADHD, Asperger, Hidden Disabilities, Laurie Wallin, Learning Disability Tagged With: advocacy, christian parenting, getting the help we need, hope, overcoming obstacles, special needs encouragement

What Led Me to You

May 12, 2015 by notaloneparents

What Led Me to You

Read below for a guest post from Carrie Dahlin. When I first had Laura, and continuing until after Mia was born, I had play dates with other moms, and before I knew it, I put value in our conversations regarding our achievements, or, rather, in the achievements of our children. We would share joy in the fact that our kids walked early or said the cutest thing. Maybe they were able to learn … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asperger, Autism, Behaviors, Guest Posts, Learning Disability, Living Life Daily Tagged With: community, Guest Post, transparent

Surviving the “Normal” Moments with Special Needs Tweens

December 10, 2014 by Laurie Wallin

I drove up to my daughter’s after school bus stop as the bus drove away. Not seeing her brunette hair as I looked down the street, my heart pounded. “Where is she?” I thought. It was the first day we'd planned for her to stay after school for math tutoring. For almost a month, we’d talked about her starting this week. We walked through the routine at school that morning---which classroom she’d … [Read more...]

Filed Under: ADHD, Behaviors, Hidden Disabilities, Laurie Wallin, Learning Disability Tagged With: middle school years, not alone, special needs tweens, tweens

Are You There God?

September 8, 2014 by autismblessings

Often times when things are going good we don’t talk to God as much, but when things start to crumble we look to Him and often ask “why” or “how come.” My journey through life in my 46 years so far has had some ups, downs, curves, twists, turns, and sometimes sharp drops out of nowhere. I grew up primarily in a divorced home with 2 parents that were struggling in their own right. Before age … [Read more...]

Filed Under: ADHD, Adoption, Asperger, Autism, Behaviors, encouragement groups, Joy, Learning Disability, Living In The Moment, Living Life Daily, Medically Fragile, Mental Illness, Patience, Patty Myers, Peace

Lord Help Me! It’s Time for School Again!

August 26, 2014 by Kelly Langston

  It's 5:15 am when the alarm goes off, chasing off the last remnants of a beautiful dream of walking on warm summer sands in the light of a glowing sunset. And just like that, Summer. Is. Over. My eyes strain to focus on the ceiling above as I fight an urge to pull the sheets back over my head. But no, I must get up! I must get up because… it's time for school again! I imagine other … [Read more...]

Filed Under: ADHD, Asperger, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Joy, Kelly Langston, Learning Disability, Living In The Moment, Living Life Daily, Thanksgiving Tagged With: aspergers, autism, back to school, christian parenting, family, Kelly Langston, parenting a child with special needs, school, special needs parent, special needs parenting, weary

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