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Gravity Check

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When I'm not publishing books, I am an advocate for families with special needs children. This is my blog to connect with other parents, share advice and information, and find support while raising a teenager.

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  • No more caffeine for Mommy!

    Posted on Thursday December 17th, 2009 at 08:48 in stress, self-care

    We ran out of decaf, and even though I knew I should stay away from caffeine, the smell of a freshly brewed pot of coffee at 5:30 a.m. was too strong to resist."You know that's caffeine," my husband asked.I nodded and poured myself a cup. "A little w...

  • Making the Bed

    Posted on Monday December 14th, 2009 at 10:56 in life

    My mom and I were drinking tea at my kitchen table when we heard Queen Teen yell, "Argh!"My mom looked up at me, her eyebrows raised in concern. I kept sipping my tea."This is impossible!" Queen Teen yelled.We heard what sounded like a heavy book bei...

  • I\'ll Stand By You

    Posted on Thursday December 10th, 2009 at 15:11 in inspiration

    For Queen Teen, and to all our children....

  • Gotcha!

    Posted on Wednesday December 9th, 2009 at 10:01 in grief

    On Saturday night, I was beaten up by a "gotcha," a particularly evil, knock your breath out, leave you weeping kind of "gotcha." Parents of Special Needs children know exactly what I'm talking about. A gotcha is when your emotions find a chink in yo...

  • The Dickens Fair

    Posted on Monday December 7th, 2009 at 12:32 in fun

    After school Saturday, I got to stay in San Francisco on Sunday to attend the Dickens Fair at the Cow Palace. I used to work at the Renaissance Faire and many of my friends from there now work at Dickens, so it was wonderful to see everyone. My dear ...

  • Christmas still makes Queen Teen smile

    Posted on Friday December 4th, 2009 at 10:04 in depression, holidays, fun

    Queen Teen has been depressed for months; 75% of the time, she frowns, sighs, complains and argues. She smiles only 25% of the time. Some of this is typical teen-aged angst, but some is due to the impact her disabilities have on her life. I've been s...

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