It’s gonna be a day....
Shortly before 7 am, Tiva opens our bedroom door, bounds in, jumps on the bed and says, “Mom, let’s do the hokey-pokey!” “No. Not now.”...
Shortly before 7 am, Tiva opens our bedroom door, bounds in, jumps on the bed and says, “Mom, let’s do the hokey-pokey!” “No. Not now.”...
Last night I sat down and wrote out a thoughtful post outlining some of the sensory processing difficulties and primary symptoms of FASD...
“A happy life consists not in the absence, but in the mastery of hardships”. I came across this quote that I shared on social media in...
A few months ago, we agreed to participate in a documentary/testimonial video for the FASCETS Neurobehavioral model. Well, the filming...
Today started out as a rainy mediocre kind of day. This morning I didn't accomplish all I had hoped to at work, I longingly anticipated a...
Do you know that song in the Rudolph the Red-nose Reindeer movie? The one that the elf, Herby, the wanna be dentist sings? "Why am I...
In our house we talk a lot about brains. Well... we talk about lots of things, but brains are one of our favorite subjects. Our...
Before we get too far in, I thought I should mention that the opinions and thoughts expressed on this blog are mine and mine alone. They...
I am sharing our family's reality of raising a child with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), in which just 5 short years ago made u
This post originally appeared in November 2013. It is crazy how life unexpectedly takes us on different paths... The Diagnosis led us...
The Tornado just went to bed. She was extra wild tonight and I am not sure why... We took a bath together because she was throwing a...
“Why do you even write a blog, mom? You are so busy already. I think this is a poor life choice.” ~ Austin – 17, computer guru,...
Fall, that beautiful time of year, when the leaves are changing, the weather gets cooler and many of us prepare ourselves and our...
This post was originally written on October 26th, 2012. It was my initiation to blogging. "Sometimes in the middle of an ordinary life,...