A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words…I’ll Still Say a Few

by admin // July 11, 2016 // No Comments

I sit here and look at an old email between myself and a friend of mine I stopped and looked at a picture she had sent to me. This photo simply struck me as nothing short of amazing. It was... Continue reading →

How IIN Grad Colleen Cimador Helped Her Son with ADHD to Heal

by admin // May 11, 2016 // No Comments

So happy to be featured in the Institute of Integrated Nutrition’s alumni spotlight piece. I’m glad they included my work with Documenting Hope and the upcoming Treating ADHD Naturally Conference with my Mothers Determined crew! Image via Colleen Cimador When... Continue reading →

Is Paradise a Vacation or Experiencing a Life Saving Lesson?

by admin // April 19, 2016 // No Comments

“The best way to handle unwanted situations is to thank Me for them. This act of faith frees you from resentment and frees Me to work My ways into the situation, so that good emerges from it. “ This was the... Continue reading →

Bianca: A Story of Inspiration and Recovery

by admin // June 9, 2015 // 1 Comment

Last week I boarded a plane and left the family for a longer time than I had in the last decade. I attended the AutismOne conference in Chicago. This conference was about sharing the latest products, ideas, protocols, technology, research and... Continue reading →

Life After The Launch of “The Race To Recovery”

by admin // November 24, 2014 // No Comments

It’s been a bit of a whirlwind since we had our official book launch for The Race To Recovery. It started with an event we had in my hometown where we aligned ourselves with our favorite charity, Documenting Hope (formerly... Continue reading →

The Race To Recovery: The Story We Lived and the Book We Wrote!

by admin // October 15, 2014 // No Comments

It’s just past my son’s 10th birthday and I sit here in amazement of how fast the time has gone by. I look at him and can’t believe that the little baby I used to hold is playing video games and rocking... Continue reading →

How Dare We Go Gluten Free!

by admin // June 24, 2014 // No Comments

The Wall Street Journal and Time Magazine came out with scathing articles on the phenomenon that has become the gluten free lifestyle. They joke about how everyone is jumping on the bandwagon and how all of the positive health results the public... Continue reading →

Our Lost Generation of Children: The Canary Kids Project

by admin // May 30, 2014 // No Comments

I cry each time I watch the video beside this post. I cry for two reasons. The first reason for my tears is that so many children are being lost. So many parents are simply wishing to be able to lead... Continue reading →

Making Sense of the Madness

by admin // May 20, 2014 // 2 Comments

I’ve been reading so much lately that is concerning and frankly overwhelming. When thinking of what to write for my new post, I found it hard to choose between the various articles and studies that have come out in the last week. (See... Continue reading →

A Day in the Toxic Life

by admin // May 15, 2014 // 6 Comments

Little Johnny wakes up and takes off his pj’s. Those cozy jammies are loaded with flame-retardant chemicals, the same chemicals that will soon be banned due to their toxicity. He just slept for 10 hours on a mattress that was emitting formaldehyde and chloride. Off... Continue reading →