Winding Your Way - Salem, Jane
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When faced with the diagnosis of a child's disability, a parent's world shrinks to a minute-to-minute existence. They are thrown into an unknown world of medical jargon, appointments, school concerns, grief for what their child will not experience and often feel the loss of their own and their family's identity and joy. Not only is your world out of control with hardly room for a breath, but you wonder if you'll ever be "regular" or feel happy as a family again. This book helps parents move from minute to minute to a return to a day-to-day life with a their new normal at the foundation. The…mehr

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When faced with the diagnosis of a child's disability, a parent's world shrinks to a minute-to-minute existence. They are thrown into an unknown world of medical jargon, appointments, school concerns, grief for what their child will not experience and often feel the loss of their own and their family's identity and joy. Not only is your world out of control with hardly room for a breath, but you wonder if you'll ever be "regular" or feel happy as a family again. This book helps parents move from minute to minute to a return to a day-to-day life with a their new normal at the foundation. The reader will encounter the touchstones to expect on this winding road, how to navigate them with the author as mentor and guide as she shares her family's story. The touchpoints equip parents of a child with a disability to create their own normal, feel more in control of unknown situations, focus on God's presence and call to their lives and experience the hope of joy and peace in their days.
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Jane Salem and her husband are parents of 2 sons, one born with a rare disease that manifests itself in a variety of disabilities that have impacted his life in a variety of ways over the years. Jane served as an educator in a suburb of Cleveland for nearly 30 years before her retirement in 2015. She is a long-time committed volunteer in both her church and in her community specifically with nonprofits and programs that serve and advocate for people with disabilities. Her passion is being a voice of inclusion and accessibility. An avid cyclist and hiker, she loves being outdoors and spending time with her husband of nearly 40 years and their 2 adult sons, friends and family.