Different Dream Living Blog
Downloadable Retreats to Strengthen Your Marriage and Special Needs Family
If caregiving means getting away is difficult, check out these downloadable retreats to strengthen your marriage and special needs family. So valuable!
What Anchors Me
A dad asks “What anchors me?” as he reflects upon his young son’s death. In his answer, he finds purpose, hope, and connection. Tissue warning!
Heartfelt Gratitude for Special Needs Blessings
Heartfelt gratitude for special needs blessings can take a long time to cultivate. Paul Gallagher describes how he and his wife learned about gratitude and how they want to bless others.
Ugly Sweater Cookie Contests and EA/TEF Memories
What could ugly sweater cookie contests and EA/TEF memories possibly have in common? For this EA/TEF mom, the answer is plenty and here’s why.
The Thing About EA/TEF People Don’t Mention
What’s the one thing about EA/TEF no one ever mentioned to you? Guest blogger Amanda Alcamo gives her answer in today’s post, and you can add your answer, too.
20/20 Hindsight about our Child with Special Needs
It took almost 40 years for 20/20 hindsight about our child with special needs to come into focus. Only then could we see how our parenting had changed us.
Our Unexpected but Blessed EA/TEF Journey: Year 3
For the third year in a row, guest blogger Kristen Horton is updating what she describes as “our unexpected but blessed EA/TEF journey.” Enjoy catching up with this lovely family!
My First EA/TEF Memories
My First EA/TEF Memories is the miraculous story of a woman whose survived corrective surgery in the 1950s. Her story will encourage you and make you grateful!
Adding a Dollop of Caregiving to the Cozy Mystery Genre
Adding a dollop of caregiving to the cozy mystery genre, and this year I’m taking the leap. I’d love to have you join in the adventure! Here’s how.
The Emotions of an EA/TEF Parenting Life
The emotions of an EA/TEF parenting life are all over the place. Guest blogger Emily Duckworth explains how she finds joy when negative emotions creep in.