Celebrate your victories!

Not every win is going to be a World Cup, Super Bowl or . But when you have a child with a disability they have all been hard fought. I've made it a priority to not just "see" the wins, I'm going to start celebrating them too. Not with balloons and fanfar

My son "graduated" this month. It was incredible. He volunteered to give a speech, wrote it himself. I couldn't have been more proud. I remember using PECS and ASL to help him to communicate. It feels like a lifetime ago. After getting his permission I shared it to my social media because I wanted other parents to have hope. I never would have believed …