Greater Grace

The last three years have been some of the most challenging for me personally. I’ve asked “why” knowing I likely will not understand, even if I got that answer. As a family, we faced diagnosis, difficulty, and betrayal. We experienced narcissism and deception. I questioned the behavior and motives of those who intended harm. IContinue reading “Greater Grace”

Upside Down World in 2022

🔼▶️🔽 🔼▶️🔽 🔼▶️◀️ 🔼▶️🔽 🔼▶️🔽 We do not parent with an earthly world view, but rather we try to keep in mind the eternal. Being in this world but pointing our kids to live contrary to it is a daily battle for their hearts and minds. They are confronted at every side. Our ideals areContinue reading “Upside Down World in 2022”

Parents of Type 1 Diabetics Wish Others Knew

Parents of Diabetic Kids will know… Many don’t understand that this disease-Type 1 Diabetes-must have our attention 24/7. That it is the top priority everyday and everything else has to be dropped down on that list or cancelled all together. All our plans are tentative based on how our Type 1 is doing that day/time.Continue reading “Parents of Type 1 Diabetics Wish Others Knew”

Working with PEOPLE

Things get messed up: When communication isn’t specific, and others assume you have prior knowledge, so details are left out…things can get messed up. You don’t know that you don’t know 🤷🏼‍♀️ We can perceive the situation from our partial information and act with misplaced confidence- WE mess up. Everyone messes up!People don’t always tellContinue reading “Working with PEOPLE”

All about Ability

Having a disability doesn’t mean that you are UN-able! I think the word disabled has so much stigma associated with it that people shy away from this term, like they are afraid to label themselves broken or something. But we all were broken, spiritually. Emotionally, physically, mentally….We all are imperfect and need to be rescued.Continue reading “All about Ability”

The “Planner” Type or the “It’ll Get Done Eventually” Type

What kind of mom are you? From everyday tasks to work schedules, exercise & food plans, medical needs to travel… One of the love/hate relationships I have is with planning: organizing task details vs actually just gettin to it and gettin it done. I like schedules and calendars, I like knowing what’s ahead and beingContinue reading “The “Planner” Type or the “It’ll Get Done Eventually” Type”

Life as a Mom to a Type 1 Diabetic

It’s not our disease but it is….it’s not our skin the needles go into, but we feel the pain and stress and worrying-just in other ways than our kiddos. They may have received the diagnosis, but it’s an entire family fighting a disease. My 11 yr old daughter was diagnosed in September 2020. We’ve learnedContinue reading “Life as a Mom to a Type 1 Diabetic”