Boundless Hope by Kim BottoKids who have disabilities, are neurodivergent, or have experienced trauma may have behaviors that are especially challenging and confusing. But as we better understand their unique needs, we can create safe spaces for all to contribute and belong. Churches, parents, and educators want to make things better, not worse for kids. When frustration sets in, however, even well meaning adults reinforce harmful patterns and the misguided belief that the

as well as her personal experience as an adoptive mom and an advocate for kids and teens with disabilities

By accident

It was here the sweet symphony of her life crashed into swells of grief and tragedy

when loss unravels our foundation

It’s about loving fiercely

In this deeply moving tribute

Karen’s carefree outlook erodes

she reassures the new mother that

A brave that may have looked like making the difficult phone call to the insurance company

messy faith in the complicated gray

my heart was torn

loved deeply