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- Someone Comes Along February 17, 2012
  Every now and then, someone comes along who changes everything. I was in my late twenties when a woman I’d come to know through my aerobics class then a small Sunday school class came up to me and said with a gentle firmness, “God is calling me to support you in ministry.” It was the [...]
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- My Sister Gay’s Fourth Installment: “Like Sunlight Burning at Midnight” February 13, 2012
  First Installment: Meet My Sister Second Installment: The Functioning Years Third Installment: The Maelstrom From Gay’s heart to yours… Gregg Taylor, my pastor and sweet, sweet friend, said in a sermon one night at Mercy Street that “the person who has a WHY to live can bear with almost any HOW.” He was quoting Victor [...]
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The Successful IEP Meeting

Posted on May 29, 2009 by Kristine

Since my son has been diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, I have spoken to many parents of special needs children. A common theme of dissatisfaction has emerged from these conversations. Most parents express frustration with the lack of appropriate services provided for their children by the school. Because of this (and other factors), I was very [...]

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The Grieving Process

Posted on May 12, 2009 by Kristine

The overwhelming feelings of grief come and go, but they always catch you by surprise. They do not come in neat and predictable steps, and they can reoccur (at least this has been my experience.)

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