I sort of kind of pretty much had a nervous breakdown while writing the first article. Hmm. Wonder why?
"If you haven't already bumped into her on the playground, you know somebody who knows somebody who knows her. She's unmarried, probably a professional woman, with a post-graduate degree—financially stable, if not successful. She's been watching her age creep upward, acutely aware that her fertility drops after 35. The day comes when—no suitable suitor on the horizon, let alone in the bedroom—she makes the fateful decision: She's not going to wait for Mr. Right any longer...."
"Whether you're confronted with autism or cerebral palsy, dyslexia or ADHD, as the parent of a special-needs child you cope with a set of challenges other parents do not know. The daily demands can tax everything from your finances to your own health. But no matter where you are in the process—seeking a diagnosis or five years down the line—you can find sanity amid the stresses, and even rewards you might never have imagined...."
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