From the common cold to pediatric cancer...we have it all!
As explained in my previous post, we are now waiting for a confirmed day to take Miss Priss back in for a new evaluation for autism. This is such a weird emotion for me…I don’t want her to have a diagnosis but at the same time I do. I want to find out what is [...]
So you’ve read my new post about how and why I’m jumping back into the blog world so now let’s go through what I’m dealing with day to day starting with my oldest just so you can get a mental picture of what life is like a little. Sassy Pants – Sassy Pants is now [...]
It’s been quite a while (ok 2 years) since I’ve posted here – life has been crazy and I’ve been incredibly busy with work designing peoples websites, logos, facebook pages and covers and then of course being a mom. But now I’m back and truth be told, I miss blogging. A.lot. I miss having other [...]
It’s been non-stop in our household. Last week was CRAZY. We had an appointment everyday. It was a little ridiculous. We started our week with our intake appointment at Bloorview (it happens to be the biggest and best children’s rehab facility in Canada). Apparently our intake interview? Was to begin ANOTHER wait list. And the [...]
Hi Everyone! I’m Cheryl. I’m a 29 year old mom to 2 beautiful little girls. Lauren who is a typically developing 3.5 year old and Jillian who is an 18 month old adjusted (20.5 months actually). Jillian was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy on October 22, 2009. I post here from time to time to share [...]
Grief – it’s a funny thing, right? If you’ve seen my posts before, you know that I have 2 beautiful daughters. Lauren who is almost 3.5 and Jillian who is 20.5 months but only 18 months adjusted. When Jillian was born 10 weeks early, we had no indication that anything would be “wrong”. Whenever I’ve [...]
Keeping our homes safe keeps our kids safe and making sure that every detail is perfect insures us all a good nights sleep knowing that everything is ok for our kids. Some of the things I worry about the most are: Doors Windows Cabinets Outlets Water faucets Now, let me explain each one a little. [...]
*I’ll warn anyone with delicate sensibilities this post is going to contain bodily function talk. ********************************************************************* I’m so glad my three year old isn’t potty trained yet. I’m thankful for the diapers that cover his butt and the foul smelling diarrhea that he has filled them with lately. After another bout of cleaning up a [...]
Sometimes it’s hard not to take the feelings of rejection personally from my oldest son. I know it’s the Asperger’s, but I’m only human, and sometimes it hurts. He was my first baby. The bond between mother and baby was supposed to be magical according to all the books. It’s been anything but. What really [...]
We had our meeting last week between snow storms to determine what testing Zach needs from the school district. The social worker was able to attend since they changed the date, but it was all pretty straight forward, so I was OK with signing the papers. They have sixty calendar days from that date to [...]
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