Hypotonia

Okay, I'm a boring person, so I decided to save everyone a huge case of the the yawns and write about Bricen in my blog.

There's your way, my way....and "Bricen's Way"

Cheryl - Grammie of adorable Bricen  (3 years old)

your way, my way,

Bricen's Way

http://bricensway.blogspot.com

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enjoyed your blog, and looking forward to updates on it. he sure is a cutie pie.

andrea

That is great:) Blogging is a great way to get out your feelings and reach others going through similar situations.

I also started a blog about my son Luke:
http://www.redefiningmommyhood.com

I'm off to check out your blog and the other one that was posted on this thread.

Thank you for sharing your blogs!  I think blogging is a wonderful way to organize and process feelings. 

I too have a blog, but I haven't found much time to write in it over the past 19 months.  I am trying to spend more time blogging, and less time googling what my daughter's symptoms might mean.  I think the blogging might be more healthy. 

I studied Communications in college, and English at University (although please don't judge me on my grammar and sentence structure ;) it's been a few years now, and my husband teaches Grade 9 and he is always correcting me, LOL) so I almost sometimes feel lost at home being a stay at home mom and not having any outlet to express myself through writing. 

I feel like I went for 20-something years writing every day, to suddenly not writing more than a grocery list (or facebook status update) so I'm really going to try to write something at least once a week.  Thank goodness for the internet! 

Now if only I could find a way to get myself to start reading again! 

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