• The Struggle is Real

    What I have learned over time is that dyslexia does not only affect a child’s ability to read—it affects the entire rhythm of a household. Mornings are heavier. Homework stretches longer than it should. Simple tasks require extra energy, patience, and planning. As a parent, you carry that weight quietly while still trying to keep

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  • Stronger Than I knew

    Why I Started Writing This Book I didn’t sit down one day and decide to write a book.This book found me. For years, my story lived quietly in my heart — carried in memories, tears, prayers, and moments I never fully put into words. I was too busy surviving, raising children, advocating, and holding everything

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  • You are not Alone

    As a parent, I learned early that dyslexia does not come with a roadmap. There is no neatly packaged guide that tells you what signs to look for, where to get testing, or how to support your child when words seem to work against them. Most families begin this journey overwhelmed, confused, and often carrying

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  • Why I advocate

    Why I Am an Advocate for Dyslexia My advocacy for dyslexia is personal because it began at home—with three of my own children. Each of them, in their own way, showed me what dyslexia looks like behind closed doors: the quiet frustration, the courage it takes to try again, the exhaustion of working twice as

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  • Hello World!

    🌪️ Controlled Chaos & Clear Purpose: Life as a Dyslexia Mom If you had told me years ago that my life would become a mix of carpool lines, dyslexia terminology, fundraising events, book drives, paperwork, and kids asking where their shoes are every single morning—I probably would’ve laughed. Or cried. Or both. Because motherhood is chaotic

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