Blogging 101-how do I do this again?
So many things have changed in my life over the past few years.
The teenage years are...difficult.
I feel very alone in this raising a teenage boy with WHS thing. There is no one really to answer my questions, and I spend most of my days feeling as though my son hates me. I know he doesn't, but this is tough. Way tougher than I thought it would be.
So here I am.
Tracking my journey again.
It may help others.
It may help me.
But I feel as though there is so little support out there for parents who have teenagers with WHS...or any other disability for that matter.
I feel compelled to write.
So, I will eventually update this blog so it looks a bit fancier and with the times again (ha!).
But this is me. Raw. Unedited. Changed.
Hi there i would love to get in touch with you....my daughter who is now 21months old...has some incredible health issues and has a 3 megabase deletion of 4p.16.3
ReplyDeleteWe are booked to see a geneticist at the RCH in July....based on my research alone and everything she has endured to date indicates WHS
I am in Ballarat Victoria and I'm pretty sure I read that you also are and I would love to talk with you further.
I am on Facebook as
STACY STEWART
My email is s.l.stewart.1989@gmail.com
And my phone number is
0435676102
Thank you so much.
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I can only imagine the additional layers of complexity that come with raising a teenage boy with WHS. It takes incredible strength and resilience to face the unique challenges that come your way. Feeling alone in such situations is entirely valid, but I want to encourage you not to hesitate in seeking support. Have you considered exploring resources like NDIS plan managers in Victoria? They might offer valuable guidance and assistance tailored to your specific needs.
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ReplyDeleteHey there, it sounds like you're going through a tough time raising your teenage son with WHS. Parenting can be challenging, especially when facing unique circumstances like yours. Remember, you're not alone in this journey. While it may feel isolating, there are supportive resources available, including Melbourne NDIS plan managers who can offer guidance and assistance tailored to your family's needs. Keep reaching out, and know that there's support out there for you.
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