I have not made a move as a single mom, but I have made a big move with my oft-traveling husband. I also mentor many women, some of them single.
First, you ask how can you tell the difference between God or your emotions. Seek Him earnestly throu...
I won a copy of Bill & Pam Farrel's book, The 10 Best Decisions a Couple Can Make. A few weeks later my pastor asked me to chair a committee for a community-wide parenting seminar. In my research for a speaker, Bill & Pam Farrel's names popped up....
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I have had people make comments (and swear) at me and my children while in what appears to be increasingly adult-oriented public places, such as McDonald's and the grocery store. Most people can't tell by looking at my youngest son that he's autis...
Hey girl,
whats been going on? how are you? family? I have become addicted to facebook, are you on facebook? and working a lot. Hope this message finds you and your family well. Christina
Sandy thanks for your advice. It makes a lot of sence. You are right I should take it day by day. I do have a good relationship with the teachers. I volunteer a couple a times a week. His SSN teacher will give my son extra work during breaks so he stays on schedule. I quess it is hard for others to know what my son is capable of. He has bad days and good days. I guess I just have to work hard on a good day and extra hard on a bad day. The good thing is my son loves to do homework , read books or any kind of work. We just have a lot of fun. I wish my daughter put that much effort in her schoolwork. Thanks Sandy for your advice.
Sandy, if you'll message me again with your address, I'll send it to the publicist for Dannah. She said she was sorry and that she didn't get my original e-mail. Hopefully this will straighten it out! : )
Thanks Sandy.
It is not easy but it is nice to know that somebody understands.
My son is only 6 but we believe in his potential. I believe that he to one day will have a chance to go to college but it seems to be hard to convince some of his teachers of his potential. I am so happy your son is in college. I would love to know how you convinced the people that did not believed in his potential that any child should have a chance to proof them wrong.
You are the winner of the autographed copy of Dannah Gresh's book for tween girls. Dannah's publicist will send it direct to you. Also, I received the copy of 10 Best Decisions from the publister yesterday and I'll put it in the mail today. : )
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