Autonomy in our children
This is my year for autonomy. I am doing for me. Speaking up, reaching out. Saying yes when I mean [Continue Reading]
Spinal Decompression
Today is a date which will live in infamy, at least for our family. This day, 2 years [Continue Reading]
The Real Lives of Little People
It wasn’t an accident that we ended up here… some have likened it to Holland, essentially feeling they’ve missed out [Continue Reading]
The End of Midget Sports?
Our community is making waves. Change is beyond the horizon. It is here. We are creating a future for our [Continue Reading]
Parental Blame Game
For those of you that don’t follow us on Facebook, we had a pretty scary incident on Tuesday night. It [Continue Reading]
Top 10 Ride-On Toys for Children with Acondroplasia
When Addie’s interest in ride-on toys began, I was supremely dismayed. Most things I found were not made for her- [Continue Reading]
You Deserve Healthcare.
Dear Adelaide, I am your mother, and by all means the definition of such a hefty title includes protecting you. [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]
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]
