Spreading Down Syndrome awareness and acceptance by sharing our true stories
The nurses took Nicholas away to get treatments for jaundice. They left us alone in the room, and suggested we get some sleep. It was only hours after we were told about their suspicions of Down syndrome. When we were initially told about it, I remained stone cold, with an “okay, that’s fine” demeanor. I couldn’t […]
Read MoreTwo days ago, my husband, his parents, brother, Nicholas and I went to the mall to do a little shopping for our vacation. Whenever we go shopping, we always joke that my husband is not allowed to talk to anyone because he will make best friends with them and we will be standing around for […]
Read MoreAlright, I know you all are probably sick of hearing that I believe my husband and I were meant to have Nicholas. I may have said it once or twice before, but I am going to say it again, and you’re just going to have to deal with it. I need to introduce you all […]
Read MoreI have never been a fan of just “googling” something to get an answer I need. I know that any old dummy can put any old thing on the internet, kind of like what I am doing right now! But when I had a baby, Google and I became very close. Hey google, how many […]
Read MoreI did it. I did the wrong thing. I limited my own son. I was watching him do physical therapy this week, and the therapist held a toy that looked like it was miles away from him, and expected him to reach for it. She might as well have asked him to reach up and […]
Read MoreThat statement used to mean something completely different a couple of years ago. Now, it’s the phrase I use to describe the evenings after I get home from school. I leave school as soon as the busses do and drive immediately to the sitter’s house. Do a little small talk, and leave. We get home […]
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