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Sinking Ship

Ever been asked the question:   Who would you save if you could save one person from a sinking ship?   Then the person gives you two impossible choices - your Mom or Dad, your brother or sister, your spouse or child (well that's not so impossible). Anyway you get the idea. In my September 30th post, Never A Dull Moment , I talked about how our school district is making proposals for changes in schools throughout our county. Both Ben and Logan's schools could be affected - moving Logan's school program to Ben's school; therefore, displacing Ben's program. Right now, all my energy and efforts are going toward saving Logan's school. My hope is that if it is saved, then the ripple down effect will save Ben's school. But there are no guarantees. Logan's PTA and our neighborhood is an organized community of parents, neighbors and businesses. The group will lead a coordinated fight with rallies, letters, emails and representation at community forums and p

Magic Marker Monday: Fish Hat

Logan, age 5, made this at Theater Camp this summer. Click here to check out other works of art.

Found a Solution

Between ramp and toileting issues at home, and our most recent school closing dilemma, finding a solution to one of these problems is a miracle. And I will take it! At the North Carolina Assistive Technology office in Charlotte, I was able to borrow a toileting system for one month to try it out. I think it will work for our home. It is easy to take on and off for regular use. Easy to clean and store in the bathtub when not in use. The design is great with enough support and safety features to keep Ben comfortable without falling. Our bathroom is teeny tiny - about 5ft x 8ft and that space includes a full shower/tub, sink and commode. This is the only bathroom in our home so finding something that was small and versatile was necessary. Now onto the the next problem...