Note: this is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own. ___________ When I was a kid I loved Barbie. Oh, secretly of course, I knew loving that mainstream bit of blonde freakishness with her otherworldly proportions, built-in high heeled feet and rock-hard (nipple-less!) bosoms would not win admiration for me from my parents, but…yeah. I loved…
Month with Moxie: Celebration Giveaway Moxie was born in May 2010 with a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome. She had already miraculously healed from her diffuse fetal hydrops and the holes in her heart. She was named "Moxie" as she had shown that she was full of it: courage. Verve. Vigor. Moxie has challenged us…
Month with Moxie: Celebration Giveaway Moxie was born in May 2010 with a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome. She had already miraculously healed from her diffuse fetal hydrops and the holes in her heart. She was named "Moxie" as she had shown that she was full of it: courage. Verve. Vigor. Moxie has challenged us…
Month with Moxie: Celebration Giveaway Moxie was born in May 2010 with a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome. She had already miraculously healed from her diffuse fetal hydrops and the holes in her heart. She was named "Moxie" as she had shown that she was full of it: courage. Verve. Vigor. Moxie has challenged us…
This is the second of a two-part series – a conversation with George Estreich, author of The Shape of the Eye: Down Syndrome, Family, and the Stories We Inherit , and Amy Julia Becker, author of Good and Perfect Gift, A: Faith, Expectations, and a Little Girl Named Penny. Amy Julia Becker will be giving…
What I wish most is that I had the prize of choice for everyone who donated. That is, that I was able to give you all the object that you most desire as a way of saying “thank you” for the pure generosity and loving support you have absolutely showered upon me. Perhaps it’s my…