My husband Jody and I have two boys. Justice is twelve and a half and my little Zain is seven. We’re a very close loving family. Jody worked second shift, six days a week. I worked 11 p.m. to 7... Read more >>

November is Epilepsy Awareness Month. To some that does not mean much. To others it means close to everything. Epilepsy is a symptom known as frequent, recurrent, or multiple seizures. It is a... Read more >>

I was eating breakfast this when I glance up at the tv and saw a segment on Good Morning America on “designer babies.” When I think of designer babies I think of picking an eye and... Read more >>

Soon, we were able to meet with these specialists. At our visit with the ophthalmologist, she saw that one eye was slow moving, and the (non-surgical) solution she wanted to try was an eye patch. Ryan... Read more >>

I would not be a very good author if I didn’t face a few of my own fears and slay some of my own dragons. Today is going to be one of my most difficult blogs to write, but it is one that I feel... Read more >>

Three years ago, I decided to go ahead and try to seriously date someone. It went well for a while, but then things got strange. Our insecurities led to our own sabotage of our relationship. As of the... Read more >>

For several years, my mind has felt very cloudy. Since I’m over fifty, friends would laugh and say they all thought they were losing their minds. Mine was different and I knew it. As a... Read more >>

I am sixty-three and have had epilepsy since I was eight. Evidently (I don’t remember) I fell off a lumber pile on our farm. It was never known if I hit my head when I fell or had a... Read more >>

In 1999 my life changed; I would never change the past or my son. He was born with severe cerebral palsy. I was looking and at this baby boy that looked perfect there was no way this was... Read more >>