I’ve rekindled a childhood hobby recently —that is, planting and caring for plants—albeit at this time indoor plants only. I know I’m a little bit behind as the houseplant collecting trend became worldwide during the Covid lockdown. But still I enjoyed it and find a sense of peace and calm which is very healing to… Continue reading
Finding Strength as a Disabled Parent After Autism Diagnosis
“Your life is a living prayer”. One lady made this comment to me upon learning I walk on crutches, have four children, two of which are diagnosed with severe autism. What she said touched me in a way because I haven’t looked at my life like that before. The truth of her words is a… Continue reading
Meet Jas and Kev – My 2 Kids With Autism
Jas and Kev are often mistaken as twins ever since they were very little. Born a year apart and diagnosed at the same time, you would actually think they are twins—girl and boy fraternal twins. They go to the same school, shared one class for a long time, ride together in the same bus, and… Continue reading
The Significance of Remembering Why We’re Here
Forty-two years is a lot of time given to me so far by the Great Creator of life. It’s quite a privilege to be here on earth even if some days I feel dull and insignificant. At one point, God in His Infinite wisdom decided that it’s time for certain souls to inhabit physical bodies… Continue reading
How I Managed to Live With Chronic Knee Pain As A Polio Survivor
Four years ago I was sent to an orthopedic surgeon by my primary care doctor to do an evaluation of my left knee. I can’t stand or walk for too long. Sometimes by simply shifting my weight can cause excruciating pain. I’ll either froze in the air, shift my weight to my armpit by leaning… Continue reading