What makes me a super mom is my ability to homeschool my son from a toddler through high school, all while going through health challenges.
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The most rewarding part of being a mom is seeing my son thrive in an unfamiliar environment: college. My son is a freshman at a great university. He’s experiencing life on campus and at home simultaneously; growing leaps and bounds!
What is one memory of your kids that you will never forget?My son was diagnosed with Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder, and after the multiple diagnoses, I was told he would never talk. God had the final say, and Myles has been talking since he was 3.5 to 4 years old. His first words: “I love you mommy.”
What would you do with $20,000?After I tithe my winnings, I’d like for us to take a family vacation, and prayerfully, get my barbecue sauce line started.
