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In my almost 20 years as the mom of a severely autistic daughter, I’ve been questioned, judged, accepted, ignored, loved, rejected, and just about everything in between! I’ve also learned a lot. One of the things I like to do whenever possible is ...
How I am sick of optimism. How I want honesty. How I want everyone to settle the F down and accept that fact that Cooper is Cooper. We don’t need to hope that he is going to change. We also don’t need to cure autism. Or carry the torch to cure autism. We just need to be human.
To The Special Needs Mom In The Therapy Waiting Room - SuperMom Shuffle
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.
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..
