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Caught Mid-Air

December 6, 2013 by Sandra Peoples

I’d just fallen into my aisle seat ready for two hours of solitude, a rare commodity in my autism-filled life, when the woman in the window seat leaned in, “I hardly had time to unpack from Colorado, and now I’m flying to Nashville.” She spoke as if it were the first time she’d realized it. “And I’m going to be ninety-six in January.” My face widened with a smile as I reached for her, almost … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Emily Colson, Thanksgiving Tagged With: Encouragement

A Special Needs Thanksgiving Prayer

November 28, 2013 by Jolene Philo

Blessed Thanksgiving from Not Alone's special needs bloggers. We are so thankful for you and your dedicated care of children with special needs! ~ Jolene Philo … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Jolene Philo, Pin It, Thanksgiving Tagged With: Jolene Philo, prayer, thanksgiving

When Thankfulness Seems Impossible

November 27, 2013 by Kara Dedert

Are you scrounging for thankfulness this Thanksgiving? Holidays can be a challenge for those walking through hard days. Perhaps you feel like you've been handed the short-end of the stick; your child is struggling, you’re exhausted and it seems like everybody else has life with a bit more gravy. It’s easy to focus on our circumstances, take stock of what we have and where we are and end up … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Kara Dedert, Scripture, Thanksgiving

One New Habit That has Entirely Changed My Life

November 26, 2013 by Kelly Langston

Thanksgiving gratitude

I've added one small habit to my day that has entirely changed my life. Seriously. No, it isn't jumping out of bed to do the latest 5 minute exercise fad. It isn't chugging down a veggie-packed juice recipe or learning to use the latest productivity app. Amazingly, it's so easy that I am asking myself why I didn't start doing this simple thing long ago. But how can one small thing—something … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Autism, Joy, Kelly Langston, Living In The Moment, Living Life Daily, Love, Scripture, Thanksgiving Tagged With: autism, Bible promises, blessings, finding joy, joy, Kelly Langston

Wait for it….wait for it…

November 24, 2013 by Kelli Ra Anderson

“Have you heard of ‘reservation time’?” our counselor asked. I shot my husband a blank look. I had no idea what he was talking about. “The Navejo have a custom,” he explained, leaning forward in his chair. “Families often live far apart without telephones, so rather than show up unannounced on a neighbor’s doorstep, they drive their cars within hearing distance of their neighbor‘s property. They … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asperger, Autism, Kelli Ra Anderson, Living Life Daily, Patience, Peace, Scripture, Thanksgiving, Transitions, Uncategorized Tagged With: autism, expectations, grace, parenting, patience, transition

Thanks-Living

November 19, 2013 by Barbara Dittrich

Have you noticed them popping up all over Facebook?  Friend after friend notes how many days they are into the month and writes a statement about what they are thankful for each day.  It's the hottest thing since "Farmville" or "Bitstrips".  I even found a Facebook page specifically geared towards the 30 Days of Thanksgiving fad. Of course, the impetus behind such a movement is to recognize … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Barbara Dittrich, Joy, Living Life Daily, Scripture, Thanksgiving, Uncategorized Tagged With: 30 Days of Thanksgiving, gratitude, Habakkuk

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