A Few Things I’ve Learned As Mum To A (Beautiful & Perfect) Disabled Child

Laura Rutherford / July 4, 2017 / 7 Comments

I doubt anyone’s parenting journey is the one that they envisaged when they counted down the weeks on their pregnancy app, filled with those eagerly awaited fruit and veg. But when your child has disabilities… View Post

Back When I “Just Knew”

Laura Rutherford / June 7, 2017 / 7 Comments

When Brody entered our world just over 5 years ago, he passed all of his newborn tests and was a really content and happy baby. I was completely unaware of undiagnosed genetic conditions back then… View Post

Never Knowing Why

Laura Rutherford / April 26, 2017 / 9 Comments

How can he be undiagnosed? Didn’t you say that he has autism and epilepsy? Isn’t Global Development Delay a diagnosis? Have they not carried out tests? Isn’t it a good thing that nothing has been… View Post

Acceptance

Laura Rutherford / December 5, 2016 / 10 Comments

Every so often, something will happen to highlight how delayed Brody is either cognitively or physically. And every so often it catches my breath or punches my gut. But the dreams I once had at… View Post

Hello Epilepsy

Laura Rutherford / May 2, 2016 / 23 Comments

When your child has epilepsy, it is a constant weight on your mind. Without fail, the moment that weight eases off, a seizure will happen – just to make sure you know it’s still there.… View Post

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