When someone we love is nearing the end of life, time feels different. Days can be heavy with grief, but also filled with unexpected moments of connection and meaning. It’s a tender and often overwhelming journey—not just for the person who is ill, but for everyone who loves them. This is where …
Bringing Care Closer to Home: Our Journey in West Georgia
Back in 2020, we noticed something that didn’t sit right with us. Families in West Georgia—especially those raising neurodiverse children—were driving nearly 90 minutes each way to Marietta just to get the autism care they needed. That’s three hours in the car for every appointment, on top of …
Parenting a Special Needs/Neurodivergent Child Is Not a Popularity Contest
“You can’t have popularity without mediocracy”-Oscar Wilde Parenting a child with special needs or who is neurodivergent is often misunderstood. Too many parents find themselves caught between judgmental glances at the grocery store, unsolicited advice from well-meaning relatives, and the …