Wilbur, D: Lessons from Amy
Wilbur, D: Lessons from Amy
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Raising a child with Down¿s Syndrome, autism, ADD, ADHD, is challenging.
Parenting a child with emotional, social, or medical difficulties is also daunting. You have too much to do and very little time to do it. There are daily decisions that are never-ending. You must be an advocate for your child inside and outside your home. You are constantly worried if you are doing enough. It often feels like it¿s you against the world when yoüre fighting for your child. Be encouraged! God wants to step right into the middle of your life to give you wisdom, to fight for you, to protect you, to give you strength, to give you peace, and to give you rest. God is quite capable. Why don¿t you turn to Him today?
Dora Wilbur taught elementary school for thirty-four years until she retired in 2019. During her tenure as an award-winning teacher, she worked with autism, at-risk readers, ADD, ADHD, hearing impaired, and many other special needs children. She regularly writes a blog called Renew your Mind (www.dwilbur.com) to bring hope to the hopeless, encourage the discouraged, and shed God¿s light in a dark world.The author resides in Norwalk, Ohio.
Parenting a child with emotional, social, or medical difficulties is also daunting. You have too much to do and very little time to do it. There are daily decisions that are never-ending. You must be an advocate for your child inside and outside your home. You are constantly worried if you are doing enough. It often feels like it¿s you against the world when yoüre fighting for your child. Be encouraged! God wants to step right into the middle of your life to give you wisdom, to fight for you, to protect you, to give you strength, to give you peace, and to give you rest. God is quite capable. Why don¿t you turn to Him today?
Dora Wilbur taught elementary school for thirty-four years until she retired in 2019. During her tenure as an award-winning teacher, she worked with autism, at-risk readers, ADD, ADHD, hearing impaired, and many other special needs children. She regularly writes a blog called Renew your Mind (www.dwilbur.com) to bring hope to the hopeless, encourage the discouraged, and shed God¿s light in a dark world.The author resides in Norwalk, Ohio.