Category: Unique Needs

Have you ever heard of therapeutic horse riding? As of 2009 I had not, however, I now know that God was planting seeds for my future family way back then. In 2009, my mom started volunteering with an organization called New Beginnings Therapeutic Riding. (Fun fact, my mom used to have a horse named Shane)… Continue reading When Therapeutic Riding Comes Full Circle

There may be pain in the night, but joy comes in the morning. This verse (Psalm 30:5) has always been special to me because of the hope and reassurance it brings in the stormiest hours. However, last week it never felt more true. Pain and Sorrow Saturday, February 20th was a fun-filled day spent with… Continue reading Pain in the Night and Joy in the Morning

“In reality, Brayden is likely going to have to live with you for the rest of your life” These words were spoken to me by a reputable doctor this week. No, this wasn’t a developmental doctor or a therapist or anything remotely related to his development. To be honest, I’m not entirely certain as to… Continue reading He’s More Than A Diagnosis

"I want more monkeys" A seemingly simple phrase, but one that filled me with joy and hope and seemed to open a door of possibilities. You see, communication has always been a struggle for my oldest son. He is not nonverbal. In fact, he speaks plenty of individual words and he can easily label something… Continue reading Four Words that Changed My World