I have wanted to
start a blog for many years, but never felt like I had the time or anything
interesting enough to share. I
originally wanted to start one about 9 years ago when we started realizing my
middle child was going to have some special needs. At that time I felt so alone and would have
loved to have had an outlet for all the crazy emotions I was dealing with. Consequently I was also very busy with him
and quite overwhelmed with his behavior and really probably didn’t have the
time or mental clarity to blog. He was
diagnosed with autism, ADHD and an anxiety disorder when he was 8, but by the
time he was diagnosed we already knew the issues so the diagnosis was no real
surprise. Though I will add, none of his
doctors seem to agree on his diagnosis, other than the anxiety part….we all
agree on that one. Such is life, so we
march on helping him with his struggles and not his diagnosis.
Life
with my kids keeps me busy and fulfilled, even when it is so hard I can hardly
breathe. I am hoping that there is
someone out there that will find comfort and maybe a sense they are not alone
within this blog. Sometimes being a mom
can be a very lonely job, especially when your child’s behavior prevents you
from being able to go many places and be around people. I know that set of circumstances all to
well. Let me just say now, it does get
easier…….not easy, just easier. The
crazy becomes the normal and the normal seems crazy. I wouldn’t trade any of my kids for the world
and I know I am truly blessed to have each one of them in my life. They have each changed me for the better and
taught me more than I ever thought I could learn.
I may not be able
to relate to everyone’s individual circumstances, but I can relate to the heart
of a mom who loves her child more than life and yet feels helpless to help said
child. The mom who wishes she could just
make things easier for her child even when she knows that it is the struggles
that will make them who they are. These
are the moms I am blogging for, the ones who need to laugh at the mess, cry
over the difficulties and be embraced with understanding and love no matter
where they are in their journey. No
judgments, only love and support here!
I have no idea
what God has in store for me to share with all of you lovelies, but I am giddy
with anticipation. I look forward to
sharing live with all of you, whoever “all of you” may be. I expect to laugh, cry, cringe and most
likely over-share; and I might even do all of that in each post. Hang on ladies, life is a roller coaster so
we need to buckle up, throw our hands up in the air and scream with delight and
fear!
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