November is Epilepsy Awareness Month. The Merriam-Webster dictionary gives this definition of the word Epilepsy. Definition of epilepsy : any of various disorders marked by abnormal electrical discharges in the brain and...
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Life has a way of lifting you up in the most exciting times and tear you down in some of the most horrific times. Some say it’s whatever road you choose...
Category: A Life Worth Living, Faith, Hardship, Loss, Death of a child, Special Needs, L1Syndrome, Thankfulness Tags: #l1cam, #thankful, anxiety, better me, death, depression, Encouragement, Faith, Hope, Jesus, Joy, love of a child, Mom, Special Needs, surviving, thriving
A tear silently rolled down my cheek as I opened a letter that was addressed to my son today. I looked at my husband and said, “I’m sure he could care...
Category: Loss, Death of a child Tags: death, Grieving, Heaven, Hope, Laughter, Love, love of a child, mail
I ask myself these questions from time to time now. How does one celebrate for one child and still continue to mourn the loss of another child? Can I be still...
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When your child dies, the pain and devastation of your loss can feel overwhelming. Some of the immediate emotions in grief are shock, numbness, denial, confusion and disbelief, all of which...
Category: Loss, Death of a child, Uncategorized Tags: Grieving