Apraxia Awareness Month 2024 is right around the corner!
Apraxia Awareness Month 2024 is right around the corner!
Apraxia Awareness Month 2024 is right around the corner!
Apraxia Awareness Month 2024 is right around the corner!
Apraxia Awareness Month 2024 is right around the corner!

Apraxia Awareness Month 2024 is right around the corner!

Apraxia Awareness Month is May of 2024! The first EVER Apraxia Awareness Day was recognized only 11 years ago on May 14th, 2013. Right on the heals of Ashlynn’s diagnosis in 2012, this day filled my cup! Each year since it has grown bigger and bigger! One thing that’s a MUST is to wear your apraxia awareness gear! For a short time, my store is offering shirt sales through April

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Overcoming Apraxia – book release

Overcoming Apraxia – book release

Almost seven years ago to the day, before my daughter Ashlynn’s 3rd birthday, I received news so significant, my life has never been the same. Though devastating at the time, the life lessons I have learned from it have far outnumbered any loss. What was this news? My daughter Ashlynn was diagnosed with one of the most severe neurological speech disorders in children. It is called “childhood apraxia of speech

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The biggest apraxia challenge: Graduation 2032

The biggest apraxia challenge: Graduation 2032

Day 21 of Apraxia Awareness Month is to discuss your biggest challenge. I read the various posts and related to all of them.  ALL of them.  Unfortunately when your daughter has a laundry list of disabilities with apraxia being just one of them, yes,  I could relate to everything. “My son struggles with word finding.” Check “My son struggles with anxiety.” Check “My daughter struggles with attention.” Check “My child

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Growing up apraxia: “I want them to learn what it is.”

Growing up apraxia: “I want them to learn what it is.”

e look at speech as so important, and it is, but you can live such a full life without being perfect at it. They are going to have talents and skills all their own that have nothing to do with how they talk, and chances are their speech being a little off won’t affect it at all. Support them, be there for them, and be ready to answer questions if they have them, but don’t make their entire life be Apraxia. You can find your voice without talking perfectly; talking is really the smallest part of it.