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Tackling Difficulties

Tackling Difficulties

Sometimes things can get overwhelming. There is so much to do running the household, work responsibilities and taking care of Nick.  My son is 22 years old and has Down syndrome and autism.  This morning, I can’t seem to catch up.  But it was a fun weekend.  Nick went to a graduation party for one of his peers on Saturday. Yesterday was a full day at the NADS Bowlathon.  I tried to start writing but the laundry pile is weighing on my mind.  So rather than write something mediocre, I decided to post one I wrote a couple of years ago.  The message is fitting for this day.

Are you going through some challenges?  Do you need some inspiration to tackle those difficulties?  Take a look at this blog I wrote a couple of years ago:

@ https://nickspecialneeds.wordpress.com/2014/04/21/blog-92one-yellow-hash-mark-at-a-time/

Chad Hymas

Have a great day and go tackle those challenges.  That’s what is in my noggin this week.

~Teresa

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Author:

Teresa is the Author of "A New Course: A Mother's Journey Navigating Down Syndrome and Autism" and the mother of two boys. Her youngest son, Nick is 29 years old and has a dual diagnosis of Down syndrome and autism (DS-ASD). Teresa's passion is helping others understand and navigate co-occurring Down syndrome and autism. She is a DS-ASD consultant, advocate, speaker, and author. Follow Nick's world on Facebook, Instagram & Pinterest @Down Syndrome With A Slice of Autism and on Twitter @tjunnerstall. For more information and media links, visit https://www.teresaunnerstall.com

One thought on “Tackling Difficulties

  1. Great post. Sounds like a book I need to read.

    Hope all is well. Take care.

    Brenda

    Sent from my iPhone

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