It’s not something I am proud of. It’s not something I ever wanted to model in front of my children. But I do lie. I have lied. I will continue to, I’m sure of it. Because, it is part of surviving this life with Ryan and Prader-Willi syndrome. I have even encouraged Luke and Kate to lie, and be sneaky. It’s all to protect Ryan from his anxiety--getting triggered and having Continue Reading
When Compassion Collides
That breaking moment. With the ugly crying. In front of your children. I was sitting at the computer trying to complete some work tasks in order to get to Family Movie Time. The kids were sitting on the couch in anticipation. I was anticipating the down time with them. Actually just sitting, being, snuggling in even a bit. But then... Ryan was going over his summer calendar of dates Continue Reading