Tag Archives: Cornelia de Lange Syndrome

FEEDING TUBE AWARENESS WEEK

I couldn’t let the week go by without doing a post, especially as The (baby) Floret was fed by tubes. I’ve written about this before and mentioned that, initially, it was a scary thing to do. My mum (a former … Continue reading

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Book: Cornelia de Lange Syndrome – A shared journey

Hello! Happy New Year and all that. I have some exciting news for you. Well, you may already know if you follow us on Facebook, but I’m sharing in case you didn’t. There’s a new book recently published called Cornelia … Continue reading

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Pity

I wrote this on Facebook yesterday (18.11.21). Seeing as I’ve neglected the blog for far too long, thought I’d add it here too. Bear with me, my people. Hope this makes sense. Here’s The Floret, looking fabulous in her new … Continue reading

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CdLS – Facts matter

Hello there!  Apologies for the radio silence, I’ve been busy (mostly procrastinating really) and neglected the blog. My bad.  But I’ve popped on today to have a bit of a ramble and share something very important to me…and to lots … Continue reading

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I See YOU! – The 2020 update

Some years back now I wrote a post called “I see YOU”.  It turned out to be quite popular and seemed to resonate with other parents. Since then, I’ve seen very similar posts shared across social media. And I’m okay … Continue reading

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Oink Oink

  So, Plan A: Take a short rest from the blog, free up some time, focus on The Book of Broccoli, get it done whilst ensuring I was 100% available for Hannah during her transition (I’ll get to that in … Continue reading

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The 10 Year Challenge

I’ve noticed these 10-year challenge things floating around on the interweb recently and thought I’d use a similar theme for a blog post. However, mine won’t be a “Ooh, look at us! weren’t we fabulously glamorous then…and we haven’t changed … Continue reading

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Terms and Conditions

Or, otherwise entitled…   PACT-G     Once upon a time; many, many moons ago, my parents bought me a piano.  It lived in my fathers study and alongside the weekly piano lessons, I was advised that I was expected … Continue reading

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Cringe!

Or, otherwise entitled… Fish, chip and ketchup confetti   I’ve said it many times (and I’ll undoubtedly keep on saying it!)…parenting can be hard.  Really hard. Add into the mix some additional needs and your parenting role gets a WHOLE … Continue reading

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Let that sink in

There’s a Facebook post that seems to have been doing the rounds recently.  I can’t recall word for word, but it goes something like: Remember how hard it was caring for a newborn?  Many parents of kids with additional needs … Continue reading

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