Reflections of an English and Speech Teacher

We just returned home from my son's Make-a-Wish trip. To say that I am grateful does not even begin to capture my feelings toward this o...

Halloween is not one of my favorite holidays, but as soon as the calendar turns to November, it indicates that Christmas is almost here. Sin...

Attending a CF clinic involves a revolving door of doctors, including the pulmonologist, nurses, geneticists, nutritionists, social workers...

Today, I learned that Jordan may be the oldest child in the United States on Trikafta in granular form, the miracle drug that will improve t...

A teacher's life is measured in bells, grading periods, and seasons. As a speech coach, my professional life is defined by my in-season ...

With a zero second commute time from my kitchen to my new work-from-home dining room, time should be in abundance. Yet the minutes have been...

October is a tumultuous month. The rapid weather changes, the countless summative assignments to grade, and the onslaught of extracurricu...

Three months. A seemingly short span of time and yet, a great deal can change in three months. Jordan had clinic today – often an extended ...