There is a new site that has been launched called http://asamom.org

When I heard this concept on a radio show this week I was blown away – the idea was so simple and yet hadn’t been put into focus.  AsAMom.org provides a place where moms could come together, discuss what was on their minds, ask tough questions and get the answers they might not have themselves or access to.  A place where mothers could shed the feeling they were alone or closested because they believed what they believed.

This is incredible – powerful – and uplifting.  If you aren’t politically bolted to the left of our social belief system (or even if you are) it’s a good idea to remain connected and empowered.  Get driven and make a difference.

Thanks

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Mrs. Terri Kendall
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I had to home-school my,now, 16 1/2 year old
son because of a terrible bowel leakage problem
he developed at the age of 3.
Even though I am a reading and comprehension
specialist , I have found my child nothing short
of impossible to teach. I have tried in private
and group settings with less than desireable
results. The doctors at Vandetbilt Children’s Hospital have commended me for NOT sending him to school and sparing him a life sentence
of ridicule and humiliation ( that the majority
of their patients experience ; and all the psychiatric counceling that coincides with the
the children and teenagers struggle to balance
acedemics with bullying , ridicule , low to no
self-esteem and of course the medical condition
itself:that many sufferers Never out-grow ).
I am so grateful to the Lord, my son is one of the very lucky ones and was healed of this when he was about 12 years old.

As I stated earlier , I am under great blame
and ridicule for not placing him in school when
he started Jr.High school even from my own
husband, older ( grown ) children , their wives and friends. I know in my heart, my son would
not thrive in that environment yet ; but would
struggle with his handwriting ( a Major hot button here as he is so defiant in this subject
that I held him back 1 entire school year.
“3rd.” grade ). My heart breaks for him because
of everything I’ve written and the fact He is self-
conscious of his deficit that he literally hits himself on the head I’m frustration and verbally
berates himself. I feel like a tremendous
failure as a mother and teacher.

If Anyone can relate to our problem…
PLEASE feel free to contact me ;either
here or on my e-mail site.
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terri_k_kendall AT gmail dot com (remove caps, underscores and spaces)
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p.s. I have never talked about this before
and I am grateful for this forum .

Sincerely,
Terri

If Anyone can relate to my

October 3rd, 2009 at 1:25 am

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