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The holiday season â whether youâre celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, or both â brings so much joy⌠and a fair bit of extra planning when youâre caring for a medically complex or special needs child. Thatâs exactly why finding the right special needs holiday gifts can make such a difference for our kids and for us as parents.…
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Between appointments, caring for Victory, and everything else on my plate, finding time for Godâs Word sometimes feels impossible⌠but even in the busiest, most chaotic days, I can still find encouragement and hope. Bible audiobooks for busy moms on Audible have been a game-changer for me â they remind me that no matter whatâs happening in…
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I absolutely love the season of Fall. đ Thereâs something magical about the crisp air, the changing leaves, cozy hoodies, and of course⌠all the apple desserts! Before Victory was born, we had a little tradition: weâd make the trek out to a corn maze far away, grab some apple cider donuts, and sip on hot apple cider while wandering through the…
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The Prayer That Started It All- 2013 A few weeks ago, I posted a blog about The Rose Paved Path. If you havenât read it yet, be sure to check it out here to catch up on the beginning of the story. When that church friend prayed for me back in 2013, Brian and I were just…
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Life as a medical family is full of appointments, therapies, and unexpected moments. Over time, weâve found small tools and comforts that bring peace, organization, and joy into our days. From practical supplies to faith-filled reminders, here are the things that help us thrive â and might bless your home too.
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Trouble doesnât mean failure â itâs a place where Godâs glory can shine. This story reminds us to take heart: Jesus has already overcome the world.
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Before Brian and I were officially dating, we faced obstacles that felt impossible. Then, in an unexpected prophetic moment at church, God gave me a promise of marriage, family, and hope â a reminder that even when the road is hard, He is faithful.
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Welcome to Living with Victory â where faith meets real life. Weâre Brian and Corrine, parents to a medically complex daughter named Victory. Here, we share honest stories of faith, hope, and perseverance through lifeâs hardest moments â reminding you that no matter the fire, youâre never walking alone.
