Accept the Journey
The two of us had completely different reactions when we were first told that our kid(s) had issues. Martha: “What are you talking about?! F*ck you! There’s something wrong with you, not with my… Continue reading
The two of us had completely different reactions when we were first told that our kid(s) had issues. Martha: “What are you talking about?! F*ck you! There’s something wrong with you, not with my… Continue reading
You might ask … why are we calling this blog, “Walk a Mile in My Issues,” when it’s really our kids’ issues (or in some cases, their former issues) that we’re talking about?… Continue reading
Ever wonder what it really feels like for your kid in the classroom … from his point of view? Or wish that someone else did … like …. oh, I don’t know, maybe… Continue reading
Ruth recently wrote in an email to a friend, “What I do know is that we are striking a chord with a lot of people. The number of women who have thanked us… Continue reading
A long time ago, Martha said – after one of our more difficult, “crying at the kitchen table” moments – “In ten years, we’ll be laughing about this … as we’re recovering from… Continue reading