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7 Ways Special Needs Have Made Me a Wealthy Mother

May 11, 2016 by Barbara Dittrich

Since I was a little girl, I had a fierce desire to become a mother.  I could not necessarily articulate the reasons why I had this burning aspiration within me, but it was relentlessly rooted.  I can even recall my classmates laughing at me in second grade when I gave my simple answer to the teacher's what we wanted to be when we grew up inquiry, "I just want to get married some day and be a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Barbara Dittrich, Living Life Daily Tagged With: motherhood, transformation

The Googolplex of Disability, or, How Many Times I Have to Repeat Myself

April 6, 2016 by Sarah Parshall Perry

I’m going to be honest. I took high school calculus because my best friend was taking it, and I needed to prove I was as smart as she was. I was very insecure, and what’s worse, I hated math. But I did get something good from all those numbers: a B- and a neat little tidbit: A “googol” is 10 to the power of 100.  The “googolplex” is significantly larger: 10 to the power of a googol - 10googol, or … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asperger, Autism, Behaviors, Hidden Disabilities, Joy, Living In The Moment, Living Life Daily, Love, Peace, Pin It, Posts By Writers, Sarah Parshall Perry, Thanksgiving, Uncategorized Tagged With: aspergers, autism, autism is a blessing, Christian Living, christian parenting, Encouragement, faith, family, gratitude, hope, humor, joy, motherhood, not alone, parenting special needs, siblings, special needs, Special Needs parents, special-needs siblings, thinking in numbers

“Mom, I feel like Cinderella….”

May 19, 2014 by Cindi Ferrini

I wished that statement had been a good thing…. Kristina, our second born was healthy, smart, helpful, and compliant. She was often there to help our son Joey (3 years older than her) when he needed his shoes tied, face washed, or teeth brushed. The problem was - she was somewhere around the 5-7 year age range. Joey’s special needs made it such that he needed a lot of help for us just to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Autism, Joe & Cindi Tagged With: failure, motherhood, parenting, siblings, special needs

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