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Read more about the article Why Rachel Handlin’s Art Exhibit Prompted Me to Change My Prepositions

Why Rachel Handlin’s Art Exhibit Prompted Me to Change My Prepositions

  • Post published:January 10, 2025
  • Post category:Disability/Down Syndrome/Family
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Happy New Year! We’ve taken down our tree and put away the gnomes and nutcrackers. The kids are back at school. We reviewed the highlights of the past year as…

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Read more about the article The Distinction Between Brokenness and Limitations

The Distinction Between Brokenness and Limitations

  • Post published:June 17, 2024
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When Penny was young, I was wrestling with questions like, “What does it mean to be human?” And a friend of mine said, “You know, brokenness and limitations are not…

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Read more about the article S7 E14 | How to Honor Limits in a World That Doesn’t with Micha Boyett

S7 E14 | How to Honor Limits in a World That Doesn’t with Micha Boyett

  • Post published:April 16, 2024
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Apple YouTube Spotify More! What's the difference between limitations and brokenness? What does it mean to be blessed? How can a dual diagnosis of Down syndrome and autism be a…

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Read more about the article COMMENT MAGAZINE | The Blurring Is Part of the Beauty

COMMENT MAGAZINE | The Blurring Is Part of the Beauty

  • Post published:March 7, 2024
  • Post category:Disability/Faith/Writing
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Every summer our family of five travels to Nauvoo, Alabama, for one week. It’s an unusual decision—we leave the relatively cool nights and sunshiny days of July in Connecticut for…

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How to Talk With Siblings About Disability

  • Post published:February 19, 2024
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How should I talk with my typically-developing kids about a brother or sister who has a disability? As the mother of an 18-year-old with Down syndrome with two younger siblings…

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Small Talk Turns 9

  • Post published:October 28, 2023
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“Limitations, properly understood, lead to love.” I don’t always live as though I believe those words. I would often like to overcome limitations rather than accept them. But those words…

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Read more about the article Down Syndrome, Teenagers, and Holy Limits
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Down Syndrome, Teenagers, and Holy Limits

  • Post published:August 1, 2023
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Having a teenager with Down syndrome puts different limits on our family than having a typical teen. She has needs that other teenagers don’t have.  For example, Penny isn’t planning…

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The Narrow Way to a Spacious Place

  • Post published:April 19, 2023
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I’ve always felt a bit uncomfortable with Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:13-14: “Enter through the narrow gate, for the gate is wide and the road is easy that leads to…

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Limitations vs Limiting beliefs

  • Post published:March 22, 2023
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I’ve been wrestling lately with the difference between my limitations and my limiting beliefs. As I look ahead to our upcoming move, I don’t want to succumb to outdated gender…

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Read more about the article S6 E9 | Spiritual Timekeeping in a New Year with James K. A. Smith

S6 E9 | Spiritual Timekeeping in a New Year with James K. A. Smith

  • Post published:December 27, 2022
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Do you feel like there isn’t enough time or wish you could just get a better hold on time? This episode is a chance to enter into a way of…

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