Delightedly Guest Posting,
Thursday, November 20, 2008
You'll Find Me...
....guest posting today over at Rocks In My Dryer for her great Thursday column called What I'd Like For You To Know. So do me a solid and come on by to see what I have to say. And be sure and check here tomorrow for a new giveaway you're going to love!!
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Score! That's fantastic, on my way over now to check it out.
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Steph
You're famous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous, informative post. Thanks. I learned a lot.
ReplyDeleteThat's great! I'm going to go over now and see what you've got to say. I've never been to Rocks in my Dryer! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteLucky you to be guest posting over there I will go check it out.
ReplyDeleteI'll be back (said like Arnold)!!
ReplyDeleteso awesome! heading over to read right now!
ReplyDeleteExcellent post and Hooray for 4 of 8 - resistance IS futile when someone is loved! (little Borg reference there) Well written and important since so many will deal with how to live with hearing impairment.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. One day 4 of 8 will realise what a blessing it was to be born into your family. It was so interesting to compare with The
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On my way to read your post. :)
ReplyDeleteYou made me cry...I could feel your anguish while sitting in that "confining little room"...
ReplyDeleteNumber 4 was truly blessed when God appointed you her mother.
I found you at Rocks in my Dryer...
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your post -- I have a friend who has a daughter with hearing loss and also is dyslelic (sp?) By the way-- I loved your post below about the use of the LEGOS! --
You seem like a professional mom to me! It's time to request a raise!
Hi I just stumbled across your adorable blog and just wanted to say Hi. Your blog design is so pretty and you take great pictures too! I'll be sure to come back and visit again.
ReplyDeleteWooHoo! You rock! :)
ReplyDeleteI came over from Rocks. My 9 year old daughter is hearing impaired and I really needed the encouragement of another mom who gets it. Perfect timing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat post...you are an incredible mother..thanks for sharing your life with all of us.
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to say thank you for the wonderful post over at Rocks In My Dryer. Though I will in no way take your post as a diagnosis for my son it has given me something to look into. He is 3 years old and his speech is way behind. I go back and forth as to what I think could be wrong, knowing that something is not right but dreading to put a label on him. Hearing loss never crossed my mind. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteFirstly I had to google what 'do me a solid' meant.....the saying hadn't reached me downunder in Aussie land.
ReplyDeleteWhat I love about your post over at 'Rocks in my dryer' and ALL your posts for that matter, is it taught me something new.
You are so articulate.
Give my love to 4 of 8 and also the rest of your tribe.
Peggy
solid did :) thank you for sharing your story!
ReplyDeleteCourtney
YOu do realize that I can't concentrate on your post b/c your name has been revealed to me, and I'm wondering why SHE was so lucky. Totally kidding. Now that that is off my chest I'm going to go read. :)
ReplyDeleteJulie ... I just read this. Wouldn't it be wonderful if all children who faced certain challenges had an advocate such as you in their corner?
ReplyDeleteWould you adopt me?
I have worked with the Deaf community in El Paso before and that is when I learned about their culture as a culture all its own as you mentioned. It was, I am sure, a decision you didn't make lightly having read this post.
ReplyDeleteInterestingly enough...I thought of you this morning before finding out where you would be guest posting when I found rocks in my dryer and thought...OM must have had her share of rocks in the dryer...I guess I should have checked your posts sooner.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
That was an awesome post and very touching in the end, about it not being a loss but a beloved part of her and you!
ReplyDeleteI saw your post on Rocks In My Dryer and knew I had to check out your site! My son was just diagnosed with unilateral conductive hearing loss. He just got his hearing aid about 3 or 4 weeks ago and it has been a blessing! Thank you for writing about it because until I found your site, I hadn't found much "real life, we live with this" information.
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
Heather