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Surviving Summer Break Hi everyone, The arrival of summer break is traditionally celebrated as a season of ultimate freedom, but for parents raising children with disabilities, losing the highly predictable school routine can feel incredibly daunting. Without those daily classroom anchors, the sudden drop in structure frequently triggers a massive spike in home anxiety, behavioral meltdowns, and deep caregiver exhaustion. I have a confession to make. When my own children were younger, I...
When family just doesn't get it⦠Hi everyone, Steve & Tonya outside Amos Pewter in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia If your inbox has seemed a little quieter than usual over the past few weeks, your eyes aren't deceiving you! After the whirlwind of preparing for the Disability & the Church conference last month, I did something I don't do often enough: I stepped away. Steve and I just celebrated our 38th wedding anniversary, and we took the past few weeks to entirely unplug, travel, and focus on...
From 1916 Room Service to the 2026 IEP Table π½οΈ 1916 Hotel Silver by Reed & Barton Iβm writing to you today from a very cluttered desk! Between final preparations for the Disability & the Church conference next week and a stack of tarnished silver waiting for the "Touch of Tartar" workshop, my hands (and my schedule) are quite full. I have to share a quick "restoration win" with you. Iβve been researching a $5 estate sale findβa piece of hotel silver by Reed & Barton. It was so heavily...