#WDSD :: 21 Blog Posts I love :: #STBAWDSD

As I have said many times, that first few weeks after we received the news that LB had designer genes, I sought the internet. Given that I my career was based on the internet and social media was taking off, it was a reliable source. There were the  images and still are many articles that you don't want to see as a parent or just as a human in general - because cruelty will always exist in our world. But I found SO much comfort in blogs.

I think because it was the closest I could get to REALITY. To real people. Not medical journals that spoke a different language than me but people that had lived or were living my reality. Sure, I found the associations and places to go to for assistance, but no one really grabbed me and hugged me like the blog world. Funny enough, many of them didn't and still don't know it.

So, in an effort to show my true appreciation for taking the time out of their lives to share their journey, I want to pay it forward and share them with you. These are some of the strongest and most open people I have encountered and have wonderful blogs that I still follow to this day. Enjoy. Oh, and share their blogs too.. that'd be super cool!

21 Blogs/Posts That I LOVE!

1. Talk Down Syndrome 
2. Everything and Nothing From Essex
3. Big Blueberry Eyes
4. Happy Soul Project
5. One Beautiful Life
6. Our Perfect Duo
7. A Little Moxie
8. Confessions of the Chromosomally Enhanced
9. The Bates Motel
10. Pudge & Biggie
11. Tales of a Knight & a Princess
12. It's Me Sarah
13. The Hailey Herald
14. Smile To My Face
15. Mostly True Stuff
16. Enjoying the Small Things
17. Noah's Dad
18. A Perfect Lily
19. Our Cora Bean
20. To Love Endlessly
21. My Chili Tribe (One of my fave blogs that has recently gone private; if you see this Jenny, I hope you are well!!)

Hope you enjoy these blogs as much as I do! There are so many more and I read blogs like crazy! You can find so many out there if you just start reading. Good luck! Please feel free to post your blog name in the comments section. I would love to read more!

Until next time...
Shona