I've realized that one of the greatest challenges of parenting is teaching children how to care for others without making them feel responsible for everyone's well-being. This is especially complicated when one parent lives with a disability or chronic illness.
I've realized that one of the greatest challenges of parenting is teaching children how to care for others without making them feel responsible for everyone's well-being.
This is especially complicated when one parent lives with a disability or chronic illness.
My husband, Jared, has severe hemophilia B and epilepsy.
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I've realized that one of the greatest challenges of parenting is teaching children how to care for others without making them feel responsible for everyone's well-being. This is especially complicated when one parent lives with a disability or chronic illness. My husband, Jared, has severe hemophilia B and epilepsy.
My husband, Jared, has severe hemophilia B and epilepsy.
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