How will you view your scars? Several years ago, my son (born with Apert Syndrome) commented to me about the scars on his hands and feet. He expressed self-consciousness of his hands and feet and the fact that he didn't want people to see them. When he was born, his hands looked as though… Continue reading You May Have More in Common with These Hands than You Think
Saturday, November 22, 2014 Spreading the Word About a week ago, I had the honor and privilege to address the high school student body at Ft. Worth Country Day School to help spread the word of awareness and acceptance of those with a craniofacial difference. The students had been required to read the book Wonder,… Continue reading Spreading the Word
Moment of Truth - Part 2 It has begun....... I have been chomping at the bit, waiting patiently to share with you some phenomenal things that are happening in our lives right now. Where do I even begin? I will start by saying, that since last spring, I have had a heavy heart knowing that… Continue reading Moment of Truth – Part 2
Moment of Truth.....Part 1 I have to say, first: I am blessed to be a mom of two amazing boys: one who was born with a craniofacial difference (Apert Syndrome), and one who has a servant's heart of gold. Second, I'm lucky to be a teacher in the same school district as both of my… Continue reading Moment of Truth – Part 1
