Rare Disease Day: Spotlight on Mitochondrial Disease
Living with Mitochondrial disease is like your car running out of gas every day. You constantly have to refill the tank in order for it to drive. Mito drains my … Continue reading
Crushing My Autistic Child’s Spirit
“In your eyes, he becomes a collection of behaviors to reward or suppress, and on some level, he stops being a person to you.” Susan Senator wrote this startling revelation … Continue reading
Consumed by Numbers
For almost a decade I was consumed with numbers. With every waking minute, numbers interrupted my every thought. “I need to (3.8) take out the trash” “My shift (100) starts … Continue reading
Recovery From Today’s Medical Autism is Possible!
Today’s guest blog is from Maria O’Neil. Let’s listen respectfully as she discusses her personal beliefs on autism, treatment, and options available to our families. If you have any questions, … Continue reading
Planting a Seed, Cultivating a Dream
A garden is a striking similarity of the variation on a theme that is autism. Every spring, like clockwork, my crocuses are the first to greet me. The same beautiful … Continue reading
What I Learned About Love
Listen up folks: it’s not often we get a blog from a dad. Heck. It’s not often we see dads too actively involved, period, just due to deployment schedules, geo … Continue reading
Love and Deployments
So you fell in love with a service member, love true love. The falling in love is the easy part.Its the navigating through the lifestyle that gets tricky. With the … Continue reading
18 Years and Still Best Friends
When MSNN decided to dedicate a week to working on our relationships, one person popped into my mind: my friend, Laura. Anyone who has had the privileged of knowing Laura, her husband … Continue reading
An Honest Discussion About Re-Integration
An Honest Discussion About Re-Integration.
Exercising Your Marriage Muscle
All too often, our marriages fall into complacency. We forget the special aspects of our spouse, those million different reasons why fell in love in the first place. With children … Continue reading
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