Once we finally knew what our daughter, Rylae-Ann, had, we also learned that genetically, she wouldn’t be able to move.
Articles by Richard E. Poulin III
Rylae-Ann was born by an emergency cesarean section. As Mom was stitched up and came off the anesthesia, I remained…
In September 2021, a post came across my Facebook news feed about a freelance writing position for AADC News. My…
It may be an ill-formed sentence someone blurts or deliberate malice. Either way, any negativity expressed about our daughter, spoken…
Today, our daughter, Rylae-Ann, sits at a piano and explores the sounds she can make, then jumps off the stool…
After work a week ago, on a Monday, it was straight home. We grabbed our packed suitcases and headed for…
At 5:30 a.m., I quietly sneak out of bed, wash, dress, and straighten my tie. As I finish getting myself…
Once Singapore’s warm, tropical sun had set, a cool breeze became noticeable. With only the palm trees swaying above my…
When I don’t know how to do something, I’m the type of person to go figure it out. YouTube has…
Our daughter’s first three years of life were spent in a hospital. The first year involved diagnostic testing and fighting…