Finally! A place just for parents of multiples with disabilities to connect!
Ok, so before I had twins, I would have waited for this to be totally perfect to unveil it, but my husband is literally in the driveway right now with the boys so if I don't do this now, it'll never get done.
I have — in the space of about an hour — created a forum on this site for parents of multiples with disabilities to connect. Because of this fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants approach, I'm calling it a beta version. So act now to get in on the ground floor! (Doesn't that make it sound exciting?)
Anyway, I've met a lot of wonderful people who are dealing with disability on top of caring for twins, triplets and surviving triplets and I feel like they should all get to know each other, too. If you are such a person, please visit this new forum and introduce yourself. You can find the link on my pages tab to the right, or follow this link.
http://www.outrageousfortune.net/p/formum-place-for-moms-and-dads-of.html
Like I said, it's pretty rough. I put up a few topic folders that I brainstormed, but feel free to make this space your own!
Oh... I almost forgot the most important part. I've decided to call it FOR(m)UM. Get it? "Forum"? "For mum"? Ha. Anyway...
Please visit the Welcome message and then add your own. No topic is off limits! Thanks!
I have — in the space of about an hour — created a forum on this site for parents of multiples with disabilities to connect. Because of this fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants approach, I'm calling it a beta version. So act now to get in on the ground floor! (Doesn't that make it sound exciting?)
Anyway, I've met a lot of wonderful people who are dealing with disability on top of caring for twins, triplets and surviving triplets and I feel like they should all get to know each other, too. If you are such a person, please visit this new forum and introduce yourself. You can find the link on my pages tab to the right, or follow this link.
http://www.outrageousfortune.net/p/formum-place-for-moms-and-dads-of.html
Like I said, it's pretty rough. I put up a few topic folders that I brainstormed, but feel free to make this space your own!
Oh... I almost forgot the most important part. I've decided to call it FOR(m)UM. Get it? "Forum"? "For mum"? Ha. Anyway...
Please visit the Welcome message and then add your own. No topic is off limits! Thanks!
Yes! Having a special needs child on top of having multiples is a very special situation indeed. I have twins, boy and girl, who will be four years old in September. I am so happy to find your blog and be able to share with like-situated moms. My son has CP and is still not doing much unsupported sitting never mind crawling (or walking!!). He is, however, a big fan of rolling. It is unbelievably difficult and stressful. At the end of the day, however, when I see those little beautiful faces smiling at me, I am reminded to count my blessings! Thanks for sharing your stories.
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