For the last month, the Edmonton Adaptive Bike Program You Can Ride 2 has been a hot topic in our home. As their social media manager, my husband and I have had quite a few discussions about the program. It is so true that “little ears hear” … As I was preparing to write this… Continue reading You Can Ride 2 Normalized My Son’s Childhood
Seven years ago, when I first started blogging, I followed writers who were focused on how to be a Titus 2 woman and a Proverbs 31 wife. Until I stumbled across these posts, I had never heard of this concept. This post has links in it but they are not affiliate links and are there… Continue reading November A New Season
In last week’s post “Why Edmonton Needs You Can Ride 2”, I talked about how 2019 might be the last year for the adaptive bike program. Two of You Can Ride 2’s fundraisers are physically challenging, (at least for me); but I have decided to sign up for them next year anyway! The first fundraiser… Continue reading Back Into Training
In a past post, (Medical Momma, the Struggle of Halloween) I wrote about the challenges I face raising two neurodiverse kids; especially around Halloween. Halloween is difficult for my kids because of the sensory overload. In the past few years, I have noticed teal pumpkins filling my social media feeds. As I read up on… Continue reading This Halloween; We Are Taking Up The Teal Pumpkin Challenge
A few weeks ago, an e-mail came across my desk that made my stomach sink; it said that 2019 might be the last year for one of our favourite programs, You Can Ride 2. My mind couldn’t grasp how a much needed program like this could be in jeopardy. You Can Ride 2 was in it’s… Continue reading Why Edmonton Needs You Can Ride 2
A few years ago, I wrote a post called Winter Boots and AFOs (which still gets a lot of traffic, but it’s outdated). Lilly’s got her first pair of AFOs at age two, and it was terrifying! How do you find shoes to fit these things? I began to hate shoe shopping. Now that I have had to… Continue reading Let’s Talk About Afo’s And Shoes
When The Mighty first came out, I loved their posts. It was like someone was writing my deepest thoughts and it seemed to normalize what we were going through. Then slowly, I kept coming across posts that didn’t sit well with me. It was then that I decided to unfollow The Mighty and I wrote a blog post on my… Continue reading Why I Am Following The Mighty Again
