At one point [my daughter] was in her Senior year of high school and she said, “I love watching you mother.” I mean, how many teenagers get to see that? Shari has a mothering story that is incredibly unique. Becoming empty-nesters was just around the corner when she and her husband gained custody of their […]
Category: Special Needs
For me, “Mom” means “all in,” and that’s how I was all in. I was engaged and aware of as many aspects of their life as I could. Holly is a mother I’ve known since I was a teenager, and one of the things I loved most about her is that she treated me more […]
