“She wants everyone to SEE people with disabilities. I want that too.”
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“She wants everyone to SEE people with disabilities. I want that too.”
“We became a family. They were crying on closing night because they had to part ways for a bit.”
“Hannah insisted she visit her sister in the hospital twice a day, and was the only one who could successfully feed her. The doctors and nurses worked around the clock to make sure Arabella was okay. But Hannah was the surprise helper we didn’t know we needed.”
“There, for the very first time, was Andrew’s entire diagnostic story. The decoder we’ve been searching for most of his life. Every milestone missed, every seizure suffered, every hospitalization, every moment his body betrayed him, every detail down to his clumsy gait, summarized in 12pt Times New Roman.”
“I know this is not the parenting journey you had imagined when you chose to start a family, but it is the one you were born to do.”
“You might feel like a failure sometimes, I know I do, but you’re not. You keep fighting every day, and that alone makes you amazing.”
“I finally reach the window, and sure enough, there is a man taking a dung five feet away. He is smiling at us. A weird, creepy smile. At this point, I’m desperately trying to close the blinds so none of my other students get a glimpse, but the classrooms were old and everything sucked. As I was trying to put the blinds down, they broke. THEY BROKE.”
“It’s always exciting for your baby to learn to walk. But watching your child with a disability learn to walk? Nothing can describe it.”
“When we got off the field, I noticed almost every single mom had bloodshot eyes from crying at that very special moment.”
“Here are my top tips for feeding kids reliant on the same foods.”