Surgery Convert? Not just yet.

Well, as I sit down this week, and try to clear the murky waters of my business matters out of my head to focus on other, less urgent, matters that are truly important to me (educating myself and others on Scoliosis issues), I ended up with a case of writer’s block. For the first time,

Happy Easter

I shouldn’t really be publishing this today, as it’s still Good Friday, but I’ll be with family the next two days, and I think it’s important to take time and consider what this week means in the overall scheme of things. Yesterday we remembered Jesus’s last supper with his disciples, his time in the Garden

Agreeing to Disagree with your Medical Professionals

Every parent of a child with special needs – or any patient with those needs, for that matter – has experienced it. A trusted Medical Professional looks at us and tells us something we’d just rather not swallow. Sometimes it’s because we are in denial – we don’t want to believe what they are telling

As for that Lenten resolution…

Well, I had another topic to write on today, but I have been experiencing that type of day today that requires every ounce of willpower and determination. I was looking back on my last few blog posts and saw the one that I publicized my committment to refrain from worry about the future for the

Using the Restroom in the Brace

Pee pee, poo poo, potty, #1, #2, whatever you want to call it – everyone does it, but it seems everyone is embarrassed to talk about it. The funny thing is that it was the first question I asked as my 6-year-old daughter was being strapped into her Spinecor – “How the heck is she