Adventure

Adventures helped us step out of survival mode and back into life, rediscovering who we were becoming after Jonny’s accident.

Living inside complex grief feels like navigating a maze. This essay names the terrain and what it means to keep going.

Caregiving reshapes how time is lived. It’s measured less by progress and more by attention, return, and presence.

For caregivers, self-care isn’t indulgence or escape. It’s about capacity. It’s staying steady under real responsibility.

Practical insights on adaptive travel, keeping things simple, accessible, and flexible while navigating disability together.

What becomes possible if we stop looking away and start really seeing what’s right in front of us?

A reflection on caregiving, faith, and daily life with Jonny. Where patience grows into grace and love keeps showing up.

Ordinary moments carry more meaning than we often realize.

Disability isn’t a problem to solve. This post reflects on acceptance, belonging, and supporting life as it is.

A reflection on voice, presence, and the courage to speak truth without shrinking, even in a world that prefers silence.

Some grief never ends. I grieve my son as he was, love him as he is, and live in the space where loss, love, sorrow, and beauty coexist.

Equine therapy has been both therapeutic and joyful in Jonny’s recovery journey, offering physical support, emotional connection, and adapt