January 18, 2013
Last in a Series: Support, Advocacy and Stewardship When Matthew was only months old I recognized his intelligence and sense of humour watching the pantomime he put on for doctors, the people who had written him off. Even though Matt was strong and alert, in their presence he hung limp as Raggedy Andy, crossed his […]
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January 7, 2013
Driver Education, circa 1989 Everything is perfectly perfect. My daughter Kelley is upstairs in her room doing homework, a.k.a, tying up the phone and listening to the latest rock dysfunction. I know where she is and I’m happy with that. Ed, my un-handyman husband, is in the basement adjusting the air filter. My mother, Elsie, […]
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