Julia, for the second time today, you made me cry. The video was the first time. Thank you for this. Sean is not a special needs child but we certainly feel the same you do about the school and the people in it.

I completely understand…because, let’s face it, the kids health surrounds everything we do. As far as lessons, well, a lot of it we just make up as we go along.

Awww, thanks. But it’s really Julian.

I kind of feel weird saying that I loved this post since so much of it was about your kids fragile health … but I did. A lot of people could take lessons from you guys.

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Awww….this is bringing tears to my eyes. What a wonderful community (and what wonderful kids!)

Well said. I needed this reminder today. I take a great many things for granted and today of all days I am thankful for the nudge toward paying attention and showing up with a full heart and grateful spirit. […]

Hi Rob, That young ones death must have really rocked your world. I know that is a terror engendered by the monster, and it must have brought up all the old fears for Schuyler.Go hug her as you two always do. Good […]

That is completely awesome! you two rock!

So glad you commented Carrie! Thanks for reading along and I’m super happy to learn there are more people how can handle the jokes we make and make them too!

Thanks for writing this. Marriage is tough in our world, tougher with kids, and toughest of all with special needs kiddos. You are reminding me why my hubby and I are in this together and how helpful he is on […]

At this time I am going away to do my breakfast, afterward having my breakfast coming over
again to read additional news.

It’s true, when you vacation with us there is bound to be A) A natural disaster B) A hurt adult needing emergency care C) A kid whose kidney team thinks they should get to a hosptial STAT.

So, if you want to […]