“On roller coasters, everyone is allowed to stim.”

- Love What Matters
- Children
“On roller coasters, everyone is allowed to stim.”
Our children’s “misbehaviors” are symptoms of a much deeper problem that can’t be ignored any longer.
“I simply wrote, ‘This little girl needs her brother or sister. Can anyone help?’ And you know what? Someone replied.”
“I have grown up and gone to school my whole life with people who basically look like me, think like me and believe the same things I believe, and that’s not the real world.”
“It seemed like more than just a coincidence. It was fate saying, ‘Here is someone who knows how you are feeling.'”
“When these sweet little boys grow into almost-men and I watch them escort a girl to the car for the very first time, I hope to beam with pride as they walk around to the passenger side to open her door first.”
Work ethic is similar to a muscle. It can be strengthened with proper training, or weakened with misuse.
“And so, it began, test after test, specialist after specialist.”
“I was pushed into signing up for Match.com by a friend. For 3 weeks, I received message after message from guys who didn’t understand that my kids came first. But one day, I received a message from a man who took the time to read my profile and challenged me to prove that I did, in fact, make the best chocolate chip cookies in the world. Little did I know it would change the course of the rest of my life.”
“They learn to see what others can’t see in your ‘difficult child.’ They love what other people would find unlovable.”
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