But every now and then I come across something that makes me pause for thought. This article is one such item. I have been reading in blogland alot lately about relationships falling to pieces. Families torn a part. And often because of something related to our children with Down syndrome. It truly breaks by heart when I hear this. The following article provides some EXCELLENT advice for all of us. I know why I saved it. It is a good one to forward on to others.
If you click on the picture you should be able to read it. It is worth your time.
7 comments:
Great advice, thanks for sharing.
Great article! Thanks Joyce.
Oh, Sarah we LOVE the pictures of you holding Matt when he was born. Sweet, sweet, sweet!
Good article. Sometimes we get too caught up in the moment. I am excited to hear about your new adventure and I could really some organizing and filing here.
Growing up in a family that often stops talking to one another, it's easy for me to follow suit. This is an area of my life that I'm trying to come to terms with and the article is true -- even if it is probably the most logical advice.
Relationships are hard and take work to make them meaningful. I just started reading a book called Married with Special-Needs Children; A Couples' Guide to Keeping Connected. I'm hoping it's a good one!
Logical advice is good.
I liked the tips in the article.
It's never too soon or too late to put them into practice!
Good one Joyce!
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