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Month: June 2014

Missing Special Needs

June 27, 2014June 27, 2014 / Sally - mother to 2 boys and a forever 7 year old girl, Lydia / 5 Comments

I’m not going to lie. I never planned on being a special needs mom.  Heck, I never knew I was one until Lydia was 5 months old and that proverbial brick came flying at our faces on October 24, 2007.  It went something like this: Genetic counselor:   “Your daughter has a rare genetic syndrome called … Continue reading Missing Special Needs

That morning.

June 19, 2014June 20, 2014 / Sally - mother to 2 boys and a forever 7 year old girl, Lydia / 6 Comments

I wasn't here that morning, the morning she passed away – Mother’s Day.  My mom and I were spending the weekend 4 hours away from my home in Door County, WI courtesy of Children’s Hospital who gifted me the stay for the amount of money I raised last year.  My mom was key in helping … Continue reading That morning.

No, it will never be ok

June 11, 2014June 11, 2014 / Sally - mother to 2 boys and a forever 7 year old girl, Lydia / 8 Comments

June 11th.  Where does a month go?  It was just May 11th that we said goodbye to our little girl...forever. Besides her actual services I felt like the first two weeks I was a pillar of strength.  If you had the opportunity to talk to me you might have heard me share how through her passing … Continue reading No, it will never be ok

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