When my son was in grades K-3, he faced challenges due to dyslexia and a mild hearing disorder. I constantly searched for books that would capture his interest. However, he would often read a book briefly and then quickly lose interest. To spark a passion for reading and writing, I started writing short stories that […]
I understand the challenges faced as a caregiver to a child with special needs. It can be mentally and physically draining, and the roller coaster of emotions is something many of us can relate to fear, panic, anger, denial, loneliness, happiness, joy, and pride. When my son was in elementary school, I couldn’t help but
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In 2008, when our son had to repeat Kindergarten, it was a tough time for our family. We discovered that while there were online forums and articles aimed at adult caregivers, there wasn’t much support available for the child going through the experience. Our little one was devastated to learn that he had to repeat
When my son shared his excitement about taking a Computer Science AP course in high school, I couldn’t help but savor the moment. As a parent of a learning-disabled child, these sparks of enthusiasm are as rare and beautiful as rainbows. Recognizing his advanced technical skills, I thought, “Why not?” However, soon after, the school
Introduction: When my son expressed his desire to explore college-level courses while still in high school, we embarked on a journey to find the perfect fit. Recognizing his need for support, I became his guide, helping him as he took his first online college course. As a parent, setting your child up for academic success
