Have you ever been told by your closest friend or even family, that you have a big chip on your shoulder? Maybe it was worded this way “stop taking everything personal!”
Have you ever been told by your closest friend or even family, that you have a big chip on your shoulder? Maybe it was worded this way “stop taking everything personal!”
It is 2am and for the past hour I have been fighting a losing battle. Billy woke up just after 1am. I woke up to find him sitting on my legs. I reach out for him and tucked him in next to me. He is cuddly and is a bit giggly as he buries himself under the blankets. It seems he may settle as he digs himself closer to me. I say a little prayer. I don’t, however, fool myself, I am familiar with this spectacle.
Yes, having a child with special needs has taught me a lot. Yes I appreciate the small things, blah blah blah
For the last 4 nights you have survived on 2 hours sleep per night. Exhausted, with next to no tolerance, now you are dealing with a meltdown. Your meltdown!
Kids can be relentless!
Most Mothers will ask themselves this question at least once. Most Mothers can also feel comfortable knowing that it’s just a thought and more than likely will not happen. So your questions will go back to the dreams you have for your children. Will they excel at school? What career path will they take? Who will they marry? Will they have 2 kids or 3?