
Nothing is Ever Really for Nothing
We had decided to allow Abbey to go ahead with her normal school day. This simply meant, on our end, that we would get her ready in the morning and

We had decided to allow Abbey to go ahead with her normal school day. This simply meant, on our end, that we would get her ready in the morning and

Just like anyone else who was alive that day, I can remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when the events of that day unfolded. I was

If I could go back in time and speak to myself at the beginning of this journey with special needs, there is so much I’d want to share. This journey

“God can do anything, you know – far more than you could ever imagine or guess or request in your wildest dreams” Ephesians 3:20a (The Message) Early one morning years

Another crisis moment. The kind that makes your heart race as your veins course with adrenaline. So many of us experience this, and all too often. Maybe it’s a medical

She walked along at a brisk pace with her signature side to side bounce, a gait that comes from some difficulty with balance, motor planning, and sensory feedback. It was

The Long Day She bounced down the hallway to take a shower after dinner following her usual routine, and pausing to let her Dad go first, an exercise in politeness

It’s Thanksgiving this week so in honor of this beautiful holiday of remembrance and gratitude, and the recent celebration of our one year anniversary as a nonprofit, it seemed like

One story, we came back to again and again, was the story of the storm on the sea in Mark chapter 4. Jesus and his disciples had gotten into a

This fall as we were settling into our distance learning routine; we began to notice a change in our daughter. Typically, our daily routine was to sit and do schoolwork