What Not to Say

I recently read a blog post from a woman about what not to say to a parent of a child with disabilities.  I recalled thinking after I read the post – and I actually replied to it myself – that I didn’t feel the way she did. In fact, I like it when people ask [...]

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Let the Data Show

We’re entering another phase where instead of being a mom, I become a scientist. Instead of snuggling and hugging and cheering, we will observe and track and analyze. I don’t especially like these phases, but long ago I learned that we all do things we don’t like, right? Catherine has been having “episodes” every night, [...]

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