Blog Archives

Making Peace with Your Past

Have you ever been awaken from a deep sleep only to have some experience or thought  from the past starring you in the face?  Didn’t you think you’d got rid of what ever was haunting you long time ago, or

What Help’s You to Smile and Be Happy?

For the past two weeks, I have been facing many effaceable emotions.  They have been as deep, and as painful  as I can ever remember.  However, I kept reaching out for something that would soothe my soul.  Something that was

Children’s Hospital

This past weekend, I went to visit my great niece in the hospital.  She had a ruptured appendix, and was told to go straight to Rady’s Children’s Hospital of San Diego.  So Sunday, around 11:30 in the morning, my husband

Feeding Time

Every morning around 7 a.m. I am awaken by  my loving furry friends.  It is either Patches kissing me on the face, my sweet  Siamese wanting to snuggle under the blankie’s, on mama’s chest, or my recent striped 6 month

Returning to My Untapped Roots

My readers are probably wondering what happen to the gal at Whispers of Hope who write’s those down to earth, heavy, right on, articles?  Well, this girl has been busy at work in all areas of her life.  I have

Peering Eyes Watching

When I sit quietly, and think over my life, as a rebel, advocate, and activist with a cause, I remember certain residue of the most frustrating aspect of dealing with my own disability. These remains have been the left over

To Have and to Hold

I can’t believe that I have been with the same man, now, for twenty years.  Society feeds its disabled son’s and daughter’s the lie that a romantic relationship is impossible.  This convenient lie is designed to endorse a comfortableness that

My Red Desoto

Just a few weeks ago, I began cycling again, after having toe surgery. It felt so good getting decked out in my biking outfit, and riding down the tree covered streets once again,  My husband, Chris,  helped me attach my

Advocacy Development

Since I began to deal with the obstacles inherent in having a disability, I have taken many paths in advocating for myself and those I care about.  One of the most rewarding directions I’ve taken was when I served as

The Hidden Cost Of Our Cerebral Palsy

We are all aware of the struggles which many people with disabilities undergo.  What we may not be aware of, is the unpleasant fact that those of us without cognitive disabilities suffer a hidden cost.  This cost is the reality

Recent Posts
Categories
Subscribe to our Newsletter