You always want the best for your children. No matter the circumstance, you want to protect your little one from the dangers and difficulties of the world. To an extent, keeping them safe means preparing them to look out for themselves. But what do you do when the threat to their well being is much closer and less obvious than you may have previously realized?

Being a parent to a disabled child heightens your awareness of their suffering. You never want them to feel excluded, but what do you do when your child isn’t invited to a single birthday party all year?