Normality: The Fallacy of Family Life

For able-bodied parents, seeing disabled parents may seem outside their scope of perception. We are ‘exotic’, ‘inspiring’ and indeed ‘not normal.” For disabled mom Jennifer Senda, parenting her six-year-old son comes with a slew of questions. “I often get asked…

Parenting With Cerebral Palsy

Laurence and Adele Clark say they fell in love nine years ago while on their first date. Besides the fact that they were both born with cerebral palsy, they bonded over their shared desire of one day becoming parents. The…

Book Review: We Can Go Anywhere

Quadriplegic Glen Dick and his daughter Elaina are always up for an adventure. Glen and his family have traveled around the US. They've experienced sites ranging from Mount Rushmore to Glacier National Park. Glen decided to capture his adventurous spirit…

Birthday Invitation Changes Parent's Perspective

Lyllyan Blare never thought a birthday invitation for her daughter would change her perspective on parenting, but it did. Lyllyan is a wheelchair user and shares that she is always excited to have a reason to celebrate with her daughter,…

Mom With Dwarfism Parents Growing Toddler

Born with diastrophic dysplasia, a form of dwarfism, Tiffanie has led an independent life. So when she and her husband Eric became parents to Titan, a typically-sized child, she knew she would parent in her own unique way. For example,…

I Am Not a Superhero

As parents, we often feel pressure to be able to do it all. We want to be the superheroes that can easily handle anything that comes our way. Jennifer is a mom who has cerebral palsy, and she expresses how…