Dwarfism Awareness Month & Remembering Ian
This post is sponsored by Custom Ink. All thoughts and opinions are, as always, my own. October is Dwarfism [Continue Reading]
Discharged
A year ago I carried a broken child. I walked from the doors of RMH of Delaware. To a hot [Continue Reading]
The year of 6
It wasn’t that long ago that a boy and girl fell in love. It wasn’t that long ago that a [Continue Reading]
Perspective is crucial
A day before my daughter had surgery, a young girl mentioned to me that she [Addie] was lucky. I saw [Continue Reading]
Little People of America Membership
Earlier this year, there was a lot of chatter about the Little People of America’s 2018 National Conference in Orlando [Continue Reading]
#metoo
Dear Internet, First you really liked #metoo. Then you hated it. It wasn’t empowering for the victims to have to [Continue Reading]
Kindergarten: Today I Let Her Go and I Pray
Today I’m letting her go. Into a world that somehow full of more hate than I ever imagined. These last [Continue Reading]
Legos: Recovery built brick-by-brick
When I thought about things to keep Addie busy, I immediately went to crafts. She loves to draw, paint, write. [Continue Reading]
Bilateral Proximal Tibia and Fibula Osteotomy
I’ve been alluding to it for weeks, and as we’re just weeks away, I wanted to share a little about [Continue Reading]
When Can I Tell Her She’s a Dwarf?
I get this question a lot (changing the noun as appropriate), and I even went live to talk a bit [Continue Reading]