When I first entered the blogosphere, a special apraxia mama told me, “Find joy in the journey.” I wasn’t quite sure what she meant at the time. Happiness during a time of heart break, confusion, exhaustion, and worry? She was going through the same thing I was: our boys were the same age and both knee-deep in the trenches of apraxia. Where was the joy?
My journey continued and those words kept chanting through my head. And slowly, but surely, I started to get it: a trial presents the opportunity for deep, soulful love and gratitude to blossom.
- These Boys … How Two Kids with Apraxia Became the Best of Friends
- Another 365 Day Journey Around the Sun: A Letter to My Son on His Birthday
- The Good Stuff … Wisdom Gained From Parenting a Special Child
- Angels Among Us
- First Day of Kindergarten
- Recovery is Possible: Reciting the Lord’s Prayer
- Baby You’re a Firework: An Apraxia Anthem
- Emily Kingsley’s Poem Welcome to Holland
- Easter Joy
- Happy Mother’s Day
- Love with a Sprinkle of Glitter: Jake Says I Love You and the Story of the Very Special Lily Anderson
- With Every Goodbye You Learn
- Speak the Truth, Even if Your Voice Shakes
- Invaluable Lessons: How a Little Boy Helped Change My Perspective
- Paying Attention to the Positives Instead of Dwelling on the Negatives
- CASANA Walk for Apraxia
- Living in the Apraxia Bubble
- Spaced Out
- A Special Spring Break
- Valentine’s Day Challenge
- A Christmas Miracle: The Gift of a Special Friend
- Anything But Silent: A Special Christmas Story
- Happy Halloween
- Things That Make My Heart Smile
- Top Ten Disney Moments
- The End
- Apraxia, Gratitude and the Children’s Book Jackson Finds His Voice by Jennifer
- Letter to Me in 1999 from Me in 2015: A Boy Diagnosed with Apraxia of Speech as a Child Graduates High School by Lisa
- A Life Worth Waiting For by Kristy
- Fast Forward … Kindergarten by April
- Apraxia Support by Amber
- Gratitude Brings Us Happiness by Amber
- I Give Thanks by Sam
Jake's Journey with Apraxia 