Baby Raising: The First Four Months
I blinked. That feels like all it took. I was massively pregnant, more uncomfortable than I had ever been and positive that the baby was never actually going to come, but then I blinked.
I blinked. That feels like all it took. I was massively pregnant, more uncomfortable than I had ever been and positive that the baby was never actually going to come, but then I blinked.
James and I share the same love for road trips and try to embark on one or two adventures a year on the road. This year was no exception as we just got back from a two week holiday driving south of the Okanagan to the US.
Ever since I was little, I knew I wanted kids of my own. My plan was to graduate high school, go to law school, get married and have 2 kids, all before 25. What can I say, I was ambitious.
I find the majority of the population would look at James and I with pity, assuming our life is difficult and unfortunate. Maybe, in hindsight, it is a little bit….
Okay, it’s time for a full-on rant. Maybe it’s just the pregnancy hormones talking, but lately I’ve noticed myself getting more frustrated by people who stereotype my husband.
Disclaimer: This blog post contains coarse language and may be offensive to some readers. Reader discretion is advised. ad·vo·cate (noun): one who supports or promotes the interests of a cause or group ass·hole (noun): a stupid, annoying, or detestable person By definition, these two words are completely different. But, when you’re passionate about something, whether […]
This week on Wheel Love we bring you Wheel Love Problems #2! As we have said before, there are countless problems that wheelchair users encounter in their everyday routines, but there are also some that us spouses encounter. So, enjoy episode 2, let us know if you can relate and share your wheel love problems […]
Thank you to everyone who participated in our Wheel Love Photo Challenge! We received a ton of great photos from all over the world and it was VERY hard for us to narrow it down to just 10… we even enlisted the help of a stranger in Starbucks! But here they are, our favourite Wheel […]
This week on Wheel Love: Over the years we have heard some pretty ridiculous things from people who have a general curiosity as to what life is like with someone in a wheelchair… and some from people who just don’t think before they speak. Some are entertaining, some make us shake our heads and some […]
Lately we have been getting a lot of negative feedback; people telling us that we are too positive and they can’t relate, that the things we post about don’t accurately portray life with a spinal cord injury, that Wheel Love isn’t unique. Everyone is entitled to their opinions and their feelings and we aren’t out […]
I blinked. That feels like all it took. I was massively pregnant, more uncomfortable than I had ever been and positive that the baby was never actually going to come, but then I blinked.