You and your child have what probably feels like a million appointments scheduled. Medical specialists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists. All of these people are members

With a heavy, yet resilient, heart Suz shares a letter on behalf of the Apricity Hope Project. She is explaining a recent pivot they are being forced to make. You can read the entire letter on our w

I know what you are doing as a caregiver is hard. So lets take five minutes alone, in a quiet place, to just sit. Feel free to cry. Feel free to smile. Do whatever feels right for the next five minut

Merriam-Webster defines grief as deep and poignant distress caused by or as if by bereavement or trouble, annoyance. The American Psychological Association goes further to include, Grief often in

Every family with medically complex children is impacted in some way by advances in medicine and therapy. Some have the benefit of recent developments. Others hope for cures and treatments on the hori

Who knew that the moment you became a mother, your whole world would change? I suppose we all did. They tell you about the sleepless nights, the infinite love you will have for this new human that y

Welcome back. Sorry I missed you the last couple of weeks. Things got a bit hectic and I know yall get it. So today lets take a mental vacation and getaway for a five minute mental break. Links an

Do you ever have that feeling deep in your gut that you need to check on your kid, and then they are doing something they shouldnt be doing? Have you ever thought of someone and then the phone rang?

With Valentines Day tomorrow, lets take 5 minutes together to reflect on how amazing YOU are. As parents and caregivers of medically complex and disabled children, we are often forgotten. We spend o

As caregivers we are facing waves all the time. Waves of hope. Waves of grief. Waves of joy. Waves of sadness. Today we are taking five minutes of calm together to ride the waves. Links and resources