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Daily Archives: November 8, 2013
“Mom, I feel like Cinderella”-Cindi and Joe Ferrini…Inclusion Fusion Library
I became keenly aware of the fact that she needed to be a kid. I know I didn’t expect her to “take over” my job of caring for our son with special needs, but I was happy for her help, and at that moment I could see I’d lost the ability to see that I was asking too much. Continue reading →
