Agape Love

Talk to me What happens when the future you imagined for your child begins to look different? In this episode of Agape Love, I reflect on raising twin daughters whose lives have unfolded along very different paths—and what their journeys have taught me about expectations, comparison, acceptance, and possibility.It’s an honest conversation about realizing that different doesn’t mean less. Sometimes we don’t have to stop dreaming for our children—we simply have to learn to dream differently.

Talk to me Raising a child with disabilities was never meant to be a journey we navigate alone. In this episode of Agape Love, I share stories of the unexpected people who became part of my village—showing up for me and my children in ways they may never have realized mattered.It’s a heartfelt reminder that support doesn’t have to be enormous to be life-changing. Sometimes, simply showing up is enough.

Talk to me When one child has significant needs, the entire family adapts. In this episode of Agape Love, we explore the often-unspoken realities of raising multiple children when one requires more time, attention, and support—the guilt, sacrifices, changing family roles, and unexpected growth.It’s an honest conversation about learning that equal love doesn’t always mean equal time or equal experiences—and that sacrifice and growth can both be true.

Talk to me In this episode of Agape Love, we celebrate the milestones that may seem ordinary to others but mean everything to families raising children with disabilities. It’s a conversation about redefining success, honoring progress, embracing different timelines, and recognizing the incredible growth that can happen one victory at a time.Sometimes we’re so focused on what comes next that we forget to stop, look back, and say, “Wow…look how far we’ve come.”

Talk to me Who checks on the caregiver?In this episode of Agape Love, I open up about the loneliness that can come with raising a child with disabilities—the constant vigilance, the guilt of dividing your time between children, the isolation when friends don't understand, and the reality of creating a home that works for your family, even when it doesn't look like everyone else's.This episode is a reminder to every parent and caregiver who spends so much time making sure everyone else is okay:You matter, too.

Talk to me In this deeply personal introduction, I share the story that inspired this podcast—my journey as the mother of a daughter diagnosed with autism at just two years old. From the uncertainty of those early days to the loneliness, resilience, and unconditional love that have shaped our family's life over the past 17 years, this episode is an honest conversation about what it really means to parent a child with disabilities.If you've ever felt overwhelmed, misunderstood, or alone on your caregiving journey, this podcast is for you.Because no parent should have to carry this kind of love alone.