PinnedInIn Fitness & In HealthbySuzie Glassman·May 19, 2021How I Stay Fit Even with Fast Food and AlcoholThat’s me in the picture. You don’t have to be perfect.A response icon72A response icon72
PinnedInIn Fitness & In HealthbySuzie Glassman·Feb 2, 2021If You Want a Body Like Mine, Don’t Do What I DoUnconventional advice fitness pros won’t tell youA response icon28A response icon28
Suzie Glassman·Sep 3, 2023My 9-Year-Old’s Unexpected Seizure Taught Me the Power of Letting GoI gave up the habit of checking on my children in the middle of the night and listening to the monitor for sounds of life years ago. As…A response icon13A response icon13
Suzie Glassman·Feb 19, 2023The High School Assignment that Changed my LifeYou never know the impact you have
Infor/bybySuzie Glassman·Dec 14, 2022Thanks, Muppets, for reminding me that neurodivergent kids are magical“What is a rainbow connection?” my daughter asked, standing in front of her school and speaking into a microphone. “A rainbow connection…
Infor/bybySuzie Glassman·Nov 1, 2022At my daughter’s new school, kids with learning disabilities aren’t square pegs“Mom, do I look like a dead chicken?” asked my 11-year-old daughter in all seriousness on our way to her new school. I looked over, and…A response icon3A response icon3
Infor/bybySuzie Glassman·Sep 27, 2022We believe in public school. It just didn’t work for our neurodivergent daughter.I’ve always enjoyed the excitement surrounding back-to-school. As a kid, I’d plan my outfit a week in advance and daydream about who I’d…A response icon1A response icon1
Infor/bybySuzie Glassman·Jul 13, 2022The tale of a neurodivergent kid and the dance teacher who didn’t give upIn a few days, we’ll load our suitcases into the trunk of our car and head to Seaside, Oregon, for a national dance competition. My…A response icon1A response icon1
Infor/bybySuzie Glassman·Jun 3, 2022Embracing the Neurodiverse Label Helped My Daughter ThriveNot long before COVID-19 forced us into social isolation, I watched my daughter come out of the school door mopey-eyed and dragging her…A response icon1A response icon1
Infor/bybySuzie Glassman·May 24, 2022My gut told me my daughter had dyslexia. I wish I had listened.“Honey, you’re not trying,” I’d say through gritted teeth as we practiced my daughter’s kindergarten sight words. I’d hold up the index…A response icon2A response icon2
