Making Travel Easier for Special Needs Families When most people talk about vacation planning, the advice often sounds the same: create an itinerary, book activities, maximize every day, and make
Peanut Butter and Jam Moments : Repost Our Abbey loves In N Out! I mean she absolutely LOVES it!! If you don’t have one in your neck of the woods
Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving and offering a few helpful tips for the Thanksgiving holiday. Bring a Bag: Whether near or far bringing a bag, a backpack,
November is National Family Caregivers Month. In honor of this we will be reposting a few of our blogs especially written for caregivers. We hope you enjoy! Eric scooped me
Let it go God’s got this Let the hurt be His to heal Let the burden be His to bear Let the pain be His to pacify Let the mess
I was broken. I had spent several years after our daughter’s diagnosis of Autism trying to “fix it” and in trying to fix each “problem” that came our way, I
When Abbey was little and still taking naps, she used to love for me to read her stories before drifting off to sleep. We’d read stories like, “If You Give
Abbey loves to sit in church service on Sundays. She loves to greet the people as they come in and to listen to the music (though it’s often too loud
I’ve had pain in my right hip for almost two years now. It started several months into the lockdown when everyone, including us, found themselves walking wherever they could, just
What Is Hope? What is hope? Webster’s Dictionary defines hope as, “a desire accompanied by expectation of or belief in fulfillment.” But what happens when we don’t find our desire
