Since my son and I both have multiple health issues it can make some of the seemingly most easiest things turn into something more challenging. Recently having had to explain myself to my biological...
My son had his first seizure at two weeks old. The foster parent called it ”tremors”. He was diagnosed within his first two years after extensive testing. They could not figure out what all...
Flashbacks, in one word can bring you to your knees. Over the years I have been affected by three house fires. The first was November 1994, 34 degrees and it was raining. The day...
Ah, it’s Friday. This week has been on full blast. With my husband taking a class at a local college to events with the local chapter of Special Olympics…we normally stay busy. But we take...
“Published on Jan 7, 2017This video is meant to serve as a public service announcement to all families that have been stationed at MCRD Parris Island or MCAS Beaufort and lived in the Laurel...
There are those events in our lives and the lives of our children that we see as huge milestones and you would do almost anything to make sure you did not miss it. Well...
Check this out… I think this is so cool. We personally know this family so it makes it even cooler 😉 Toro’s Terrorists, What a Marine and his son want to do Originally posted...
I can definitely relate to her life… well minus the extra kids. https://militaryfamilieslearningnetwork.org/2017/03/10/the-dual-caregiver-juggling-caring-for-wounded-warrior-child-with-special-needs/ Originally posted 2018-10-29 10:00:02.
