Many thanks! Too many to count!
Being a mom of special needs children comes with great responsibility. Your whole life changes and you have to relearn to parent if you already have a typically developed child, which in my case, I do! You enter this pit of despair after the diagnosis and you become suffocated with IEP meetings, new terminologies, and therapists in and out of your life. Most of your personal life has to take a back seat in order for you, as a parent, to fully grasp the situation at hand. You feel like nothing will change, that you'll be unhappy and forever alone. Thoughts like that could never be more wrong. The following has shown me that I have an abundance of support from all walks of life and I've been too blind to see it. In December, Daniel and Chloe participated in a photo shoot for a special needs issue of Parents Magazine that would come out in April 2014. Like all of the children that participated, there was a chance that they would be on the cover! So, of course, I had t