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A mother's real life look at PTSD. Special Needs Parents and PTSD: This Is What Happens #specialneedsmom #specialneeds #autism #chronicillness
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Mothers of special needs children attend a lot of therapies for their children. And they wait in a lot of waiting rooms. This is a letter from one such mother that perfectly explains how it feels to be a special needs mom.
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There are Two Kinds of Autism Moms.... - Finding Cooper's Voice
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If there's a disconnect between what you need from friends & what they think you need, you'll love this post about the special needs of special needs moms..
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Special needs parenting is a difficult journey. It took me some time to get here, but today I'm truly grateful for being a special needs parent.
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The word autism entered my heart as a whisper. It later entered my brain as a possibility. Later still, it entered my life.I worried, bought a book on autism, devoured it, and then felt like that must not be what my son has. He was nothing like the boy in the book. "Maybe," I thought,…
There is a unique kind of grief that comes along with being the parent of a child with special needs. For me, the grief comes in waves, sometimes threatening to overtake me while at other times ebbing and allowing me the chance to breathe.
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Secrets of My Life as a Special Needs Mom | The Mighty
One of the hardest aspects of being a special needs family is accepting the reality that this isn’t something you’re going to “get through”. I’ll be honest, it really bothers […]
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Ever wondered what special needs moms think? Check out these secrets special needs moms won't tell you but wish you knew! You may find it surprising!
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Imagine with me for a minute that you're a special needs mom... Here's a glimpse into what life might be like with special needs and PTSD.
“If I could tell you just one thing, it would be this.”
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