As the mother of a son with a learning disability, I know of the devastating lows this situation brings — and the rarely discussed, absolute highs.
Like finding out that my son's differences are actually his greatest strengths...
...and the insane pride when my son started at school, after years of speech and occupational therapy.
But that's enough of my own experiences. What I would love to know is the best thing YOU'VE experienced while parenting a child with a disability.
Have you developed patience you never thought you were capable of?
Maybe you know to celebrate the small stuff, in a way you never did in the past.
Or maybe you have a crystal clear understanding of your priorities, thanks to your child.
So please comment below and tell me: What's the best thing you've learned from having a child with a disability?
