Why Breastfeeding is NOTHING like Sex. A rebuttal.
I just got an alert to a Huffington Post article that compares sex to breastfeeding. I can see where it [Continue Reading]
Asking for a friend: Achondroplasia, This is a safe space
Parents waiting on the birth of their [possibly] diagnosed children seem to contact me in groups. One month I’ll have [Continue Reading]
Why my medical team is family
The Team is more than the people we’ve chosen to care for our girl. I didn’t know that until we [Continue Reading]
“Women are shit.”
That’s right. We’re clingy, annoying stains. Shit stains. Don’t believe me? Check out this American Standard ad that made it [Continue Reading]
Are you sure? Divulging information about your child’s disability.
People ask me a lot of pretty seemingly harmless, basic questions. All the time. Sometimes the questions go on and [Continue Reading]
#52WeeksA4A ~ Reflection
As we come to a close on the year, I take a moment to reflect on this blog challenge. I [Continue Reading]
Top 10 of 2015
This year A is For Adelaide really grew! I am excited to have some insight into what you want to [Continue Reading]
Blog it Forward
Sometimes great friends come to you in the most unorthodox ways. Rebecca from Mommy, Ever After, is just that friend. [Continue Reading]
Autonomy ~ #52WeeksA4A, week 51
My word for 2016 is: autonomy. au·ton·o·my ôˈtänəmē/ noun noun: autonomy (of a country or region) the right or condition [Continue Reading]
You don’t get to say goodbye.
I know you’re suffering. Maybe it is silent. Perhaps you’re so numb, you don’t even know you’re in pain anymore. [Continue Reading]