by Arielle Hobbs | Aug 26, 2020 | Advocacy, Books and Resources, Different Dream
Different Dream is pleased to welcome author Arielle Hobbs as today’s guest blogger. Her children’s story Sully the Raccoon was released in July. Read on to find out how the life of her son Sully gave birth to the book and how you can enter a drawing for a free copy!...
by Amanda Devereaux | Aug 6, 2020 | Books and Resources, Different Dream
The real story of pregnancy and CMV needs to be told often and well. Today guest blogger Amanda Devereaux is here to tell you the story of how Cytomegalovirus (CMV) affects her family and how to avoid passing it on to an unborn child. One of the strangest things about...
by Jolene | Mar 10, 2020 | Books and Resources, Different Dream, Special Needs Parenting
Coronavirus and kids with special needs sounds like a combination worthy of panic. With all the information and misinformation swirling about, it’s easy for caregiving parents to be confused and stressed about how to best protect their kids. Where’s a parent to go to...
by Becky Davidson | Feb 13, 2020 | Books and Resources, Different Dream
Downloadable retreats to strengthen your marriage and special needs family may sound too good to be true. But Becky Davidson, co-founder of Rising Above Ministries, wants you to know they are real!. In her guest blog she explains how they came about and where to find...
by Paul Gallagher | Feb 6, 2020 | Advocacy, Books and Resources, Different Dream
Heartfelt gratitude for special needs blessings may seem like a contradiction of terms for parents grappling with a new diagnosis or the loss of a child. Guest blogger Paul Gallagher describes how he and his wife Valerie cultivated gratitude through the life of their...
by Christy Cook | Jan 7, 2020 | Books and Resources, Different Dream, Special Needs Parenting
Christy’s Courage is a the brainchild of Christy Cook, an EA/TEF survivor. As part of EA/TEF Awareness Month, 2020 she is sharing her fascinating story and her vision for supporting EA/TEF kids and their families. My name is Christy Cook. I was born an EA/TEF...
