When Wil said, “Walk to the river, Mom,” I left my phone on the countertop, took off my watch and grabbed our mud boots. With
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With Chocolate chips on top
“Well, you have enough challenges raising Wil.” I write about the challenges raising Wil, so it’s expected to frequently hear that, and I’m thankful. I
Drop It To The Floor!
When Wil drops himself on the floor, there are times when someone who doesn’t know him well will step up and say, “Let me try.”
Win/Win
Wil had not slept in his own bed for months. He said he had a bad dream. A bad dream could mean lots of things.
Blame Overboard!
I was once asked if I felt to blame for Wil having Down syndrome. Rude, yes. But when something happens unexpectedly, we all look for
Just Friends Being Friends
“I was just wondering if Wil wanted to be part of the 7 dwarfs. We were thinking he could be Snuggly, Giggly, Silly, or Smiley!
