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  • Living on an Island: When Your Journey Feels Lonely

    There’s a certain kind of silence that comes with parenting through something no one in your circle truly understands. It’s not the peaceful kind…it’s the kind that hums with isolation. That’s what it feels like when you’re parenting on an island. Not a tropical vacation kind of island. Not one with hammocks and ocean breezes. Read more

  • What Doesn’t Kill You

    I had a conversation today that made me pause and really reflect. We were talking about life you know, the kind of talk that goes deeper than surface-level small talk. I found myself opening up about how my experiences have shaped me, especially in how I relate to others. I’ve learned something important: even when Read more

  • Comparison Is the Thief of All Joy

    In a world filled with highlight reels, perfectly filtered photos, Pinterest-worthy classrooms, and Instagrammable moments, it’s easy to fall into the trap of comparison. But there’s an old saying that still rings true today: “Comparison is the thief of all joy.” Whether you’re a teacher, a parent, a student, or simply someone trying your best, Read more

  • Lessons from the Valleys: Growing Through Life’s Challenges

    I’ve always loved the imagery of mountaintops and valleys. The mountaintops represent joy, success, and the moments when everything feels right. The valleys? Those are the struggles, the hardships, the unexpected detours. But as I reflect on my journey—both personally and professionally—I realize that I’ve learned far more in the valleys than I ever did Read more

  • Debunking Myths About Special Education

    Special education is one of the most misunderstood areas in education. Despite progress in inclusion and awareness, many myths about special education persist. These misconceptions can lead to unnecessary stigma, misunderstandings, and missed opportunities for students with disabilities. As a special education teacher with nearly two decades of experience, I want to shed light on Read more

  • Why I Love Being a Special Education Teacher

    Teaching is more than a profession—it’s a calling, a journey, and an incredible privilege. For the past couple years, I’ve had the honor of working in special education at the elementary level, focusing on reading resource for kindergarten through second grade. When people ask me why I chose this path, my answer is simple: I Read more