Going Through a TV Guide - December 1990

I know I’ve covered this song quite a bit, but every time grief hits a little harder, I always find myself coming back to it. Music has always been my therapy, and if sharing these moments helps even one person feel a little less alone then it’s worth it. If you’ve lost a loved one, this one’s for you🕊️ #dancinginthesky #grief #missyou #vocals #cover

This is the reality of raising a child with level three autism. I stepped outside to let the dog out before my mom came over. I was gone for a few minutes. When I came back inside, Noah had snapped his laptop in half. People often ask why I don’t punish him for this. The answer is complicated. Noah has Level 3 autism. His brain doesn’t process cause and effect, consequences, or discipline the way most people’s brains do. A severe punishment wouldn’t teach him the lesson people assume it would. H

WARNING! ⚠️ ‼️ LISTEN 👂 Today I experienced one of the most frightening moments of my life as a parent. I hired a babysitter for my one-year-old daughter. This was her first day caring for her. She told me so many great things about herself during an interview. Her background came out clear. I thought she was a good match. While I was at work, I was able to check my Ring camera and saw my daughter awake and moving around the house while the caregiver appeared to fall asleep. From the previous v