Every parent wants a world of limitless possibilities for her child. When this world is suddenly altered, it can take time to adjust. Today, I would like to share with you what it was like for me when my daughter was given a new diagnosis. My experience is personal, but may resonate with any parent whose outlook is changed by a child's diagnosis, illness, or disability. Please click on this link to read my thoughts.
Sep 28
Coping With a Child's Diagnosis
Every parent wants a world of limitless possibilities for her child. When this world is suddenly altered, it can take time to adjust. Today, I would like to share with you what it was like for me when my daughter was given a new diagnosis. My experience is personal, but may resonate with any parent whose outlook is changed by a child's diagnosis, illness, or disability. Please click on this link to read my thoughts.
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