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Hello All Your Wonderful Mothers out there.

Brenda - posted on 05/21/2009 ( 66 moms have responded )

I hope you all had a wonderful Mothers day, even though it's late.

Im glad to see eveyone sharing, and talking, this is wonderful. I just wanted to post a "Hello' to all of you.

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Riska - posted on 08/17/2012

Post a reply! Hello Brenda.

Popescu - posted on 06/25/2012

Hi there!If you could just read my blog,that would be really great.Even a message from you would mean a lot to us! Thank you! http://popescuadelaa.wordpress.com

Johanna - posted on 02/28/2012

HAPPY MONDAY (well tuesday)

Does anyone out there have a child with special needs such as: autism, learning disabilities, speech or language problems etc. ? (or know someone that is?) That is willing to do a short interview with me? I need to interview someone for a school project. THANKS!

you can contact me @ johannacanoll@gmail.com OR

facebook: johanna hoerauf

Laura - posted on 02/27/2012

Hi! Ditto to what you say!

Jen - posted on 01/23/2012

hi ive been on here awhyle but have just reciently got back on here i look forward to hearing from you

Shelly - posted on 11/21/2011

Thank you!

Amanda - posted on 06/05/2011

sorry I just got back to you sorry its late

Marsha - posted on 05/27/2011

hi brenda have we met before

Elizabeth - posted on 05/23/2011

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thanks you too

Michele - posted on 03/29/2011

Hello Brenda, I have not been on here in a long while but all is well and I hope it is for you as well!

Kris - posted on 01/15/2011

thanks!

Angelina - posted on 11/30/2010

Hey ... this is angelina.. mother of a 4 year old son..

Susan - posted on 10/19/2010

Hello and same to you and everyone else. I just joined myself. I am a grandmother of a 14 year old grandson whom was diagnosed with aspergers syndrome and a mild case of autisim, at the age of 8. His name is Tevin. He is doing rather well and believe it or not he is very well disiplined and has taken no medication since he was diagnosed. The Doctors could never seem to get the medication regulated right for him so we just took him off of it completely. Also my son, his father realized that would do things just to see what he could get away with as any normal child will do in growing up. I thought my son was being too hard on him because of his "special needs". Now my grandson washes his own clothes, irons them. Keeps his room clean and sometimes cooks small things for himself. I am glad my son stayed on him. Now Tevin can't wait to get home to do his school work, clean his room, and get ready for the next day. He is even on the A B honor roll at school. You can tell he is autistic, he quotes a lot of things from the tv, and says things sometimes that don't make sence. He has laughing spells, but we tell him to go to his room until he calms down. He goes to a regular school and the kids help him as much as they can. He has a very outgoing personality and the teachers and kids love him. They say he is happy all the time. Not to say that he don't have problems at times. He did have outburst when he was smaller. He is being raised like a normal kid. Thanks to my son, he didn't let the autisim stop him from raising him right. We take him to the doctor every 6 months for check ups. Now he is seeing, in what Tevin calls his nervous Doctor. In which my son and I ask his family Doctor to send him to, because he was having problems with some kids at school bullying him, and wanted to make sure it wasn't bothering him mentally. Tevin says he likes going to the nervous Doctor as he calls him, lol. He is growing up to be a smart and handsome young man and I am so proud of him. Sorry it was so long, but their is a positive side to a special needs child.

Angelica - posted on 10/19/2010

Hi everyone! I don't know how many of you are in the San Antonio, TX. area but I just wanted to let you all know that in case you are needing some extra support/in home training for your child, I am now doing private in home services and you can find out more at my website: mommyshelper.weebly.com. Blessings!

Nadia - posted on 10/19/2010

It is great to know we are not alone i have a 4year old non verbal with autism

Aimee - posted on 10/14/2010

thank you for opening this site its great 2 know we are not alone

Mary - posted on 08/18/2010

Hello nice to meet you,

Rita_2_davey - posted on 08/15/2010

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Hello there Brenda and welcome to the Site. I think its great that so many moms' are speaking about so many topics. I myself have only been on this site for a couple of days, I have to say right now I'm hooked in my spare time. Its a wonderful site with so many questions answered. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Take care, Rita

Lori - posted on 08/15/2010

thanks-I just saw this now lol!!!! I cant even remember what we did for Mother's Day I know we were at home-probably went to mil's to spend the day with her.

Jessica - posted on 08/12/2010

so so late i dont get on here very much lately but thank you and i hope you had a great mothers day too even though its about three months late

Nina - posted on 08/03/2010

Thanks Brenda, a belated Mother's Day to you to I hope it was a happy one. Hello to you also.

Dawn - posted on 07/24/2010

Oh honey thank you i hope u did also... i'm also late

Lydia - posted on 07/11/2010

Thank you And this is way late sorry.
Hope you have had an wonderful summer !!!!

Kera - posted on 06/06/2010

Hello My name is Kera. I have a 7 month old son named Thomas who is a special needs child. He has had three surgeries so far. He has a second degree two to one av block in his heart wich forced him to need a pacemaker. He has a feeding tube due to paralisis of the left vocal chored. He has had a courqtation repair of the Aorta.That is a narrowing in his Aorta. He now has a nurse that comes everyday.

Julie W. - posted on 05/27/2010

Hello Brenda. And a belated happy Mom's Day to you too! Every day is Mother's Day for all the hard working, loving and nurturing mothers out there who care for their children 24/7 whether they get acknowledged with a special Day or not!

Sheila - posted on 05/23/2010

Thank you,Brenda--I'm Sheila--a circle of moms newbie--thanks to all for the warm welcome:)

Nandita - posted on 05/18/2010

thanx brenda...had a lovely day....

Tiffany - posted on 04/09/2010

same to you.....

Martha - posted on 04/03/2010

I just want to stop by and say hi and Happy Easter. Hope it a bright and wonderful on for you. For me Mother day not until May here in the states. but want to wish you a belated Mothers day to you. hope your day is great.

Angela - posted on 03/30/2010

Hello Brenda!

Karen - posted on 02/13/2010

Glad to see this sight is up and running.Where you at when my children was small LOL. I have 2 daughters with mild & severe mental retardation. Hope to meet some mums with my similar situations. It was and still is hard for me. They are 23 & 25 yrs. of age. Just as beautiful as can be. They don't understand why folks can be so crazy acting.

Susan - posted on 02/09/2010

OK so at this point it would be considered an early Happy Mother's Day! It's Feb 2010 and I'd like to invite my fellow moms to checkout a new internet based TV show just for families raising children with special needs. You can use this link to help spread the word! http://bit.ly/EFTV_Welcome_FB

Marie - posted on 01/21/2010

to brenda and moms could use any advice you got that could help me help my son marie in ohio

Cat - posted on 12/30/2009

hello back and a belated happy mothers day lol.... thanks for the gr8 group

Marie - posted on 12/29/2009

Same to you Brenda, we have our Mothers Day here in Scotland at the end of March, hehe. take care and all the very best for the new year ahead! xx

SUSAN - posted on 12/23/2009

Only just started on circle of mums, your surname same as mine just wantedto say hello

Jackie - posted on 11/18/2009

Hey there. What a great group. I have a 16 year old daughter with Global Developmental Delay. Im a single mum living in a really small town in NZ. Its good 2 connect with others in the same situation.

Rita - posted on 10/06/2009

Its good to hear that Happy Mothers Day

Jody - posted on 09/20/2009

Hello, thank you for the Mother's day wish and yes I had a lovely day. My 3 child was born at 8:45 am that day. I now have two boys and a 1 girl. My oldest child has been diagnosed as having a poorly functionly "working memory", apparently this puts him about two years behind his peers in learning at school. He is in gr. 3 this year but is doing gr.1 work with a teachers aid.

Lisa - posted on 09/14/2009

I just wanted to say Thank You.... if it wasn't for this site, I wouldn't really have any idea what it would be like to relate to other Moms in my situation. I always felt so alone b/c no one I knew had a special needs child. It's nice to talk to other Moms who knows what it's like to be stared at b/c you don't order food for your child when you go out to eat b/c she is on a feeding tube and doesn't eat food orally by choice!!! So, thank you!!!!

Karen - posted on 09/14/2009

I have a 20 yr old son who suffers from Duchenne, Muscular Dystrophy and i am happy to be apart of this group, thank you

Shantel - posted on 09/08/2009

thanks

Jamie - posted on 08/25/2009

I am a single, disabled mom to a 5 yr old disabled son. I have OA, Fibromyalgia, Narcolepsy, Major Depression, Social Anxiety, etc. My son has "severe" ADHD, developmental delays, Allergies (dyes-orally & skin contact, perfumes, molds), and severe heat sensitivity (including Anhidrosis- does not sweat).