lifestyle

  This arti­cle appears cour­tesy of Gen­er­a­tion Res­cue, orig­i­nally posted March 5, 2012. If you’re lucky, you have a few peo­ple in your life that can offer true guid­ance. I just lost one of the wis­est women I’ve ever known – … more →

After two weeks on the road, we are home from our sum­mer vaca­tion. We braved a 2,400 mile round-trip trek to Ore­gon and back in our RV. It was an ambi­tious goal, as we were to dis­cover, but one filled … more →

Cel­e­brat­ing Celiac Dis­ease Aware­ness month this past May, this post appears cour­tesy of the good peo­ple at The Gluten-Free Chal­lenge. It’s Only A Sug­ges­tion Posted on May 17, 2011 by The GFC Team By Amy Trimm Waczek  5/17/11, Grand Prize Win­ner, … more →

Trav­el­ing with dietary restric­tions can be a bit life-defining. When my kids moan and groan, I give them the “I walked to school in the snow” speech, detail­ing the lack of prod­ucts when I was first diag­nosed. Hot dog and … more →

My hus­band was deter­mined that I NOT cook on Mother’s Day. Many peo­ple oper­ate under the assump­tion that cook­ing is a pun­ish­ment, espe­cially on that oh hal­lowed day. So we went out to break­fast and hon­estly, it was pretty bad. … more →

The month of May is Celiac Dis­ease Aware­ness month. Cel­e­brat­ing that fact, this post appears cour­tesy of the good peo­ple at The Gluten-Free Chal­lenge. Bank­ing for the Future Posted on April 26, 2011 by The GFC Team   by Amy Trimm … more →

Tonight we entered unex­plored ter­ri­tory in the form of an 8-year old boy birth­day slum­ber party. Because my hus­band and I are not saints, and we’re def­i­nitely not mar­tyrs, we set the limit to a total of six kids. Painstak­ing … more →

Last week, I had the honor of speak­ing to a group of par­ents at Gen­er­a­tion Res­cue, an autism treat­ment and recov­ery group based in the L.A. area. Turns out the aller­gies my kids and I have cor­re­late to one of … more →