
Disabled dad with cerebral palsy dodging joggers and puddles on morning stroller walks with my toddler Noah. These pieces about navigating parenthood with a disability start in my head on those neighborhood jaunts and get written down during Noah's naps.
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It’s still the middle of summer but we’re mapping out the fall. It’s still summertime but we’ve been cleaning the house like it’s spring.
It’s still summer but my family is looking ahead. There’s a big creative opportunity (news to come!)...
Noah and I. Photo by Lisa DiCarlucci
It’s been four years since I first opened up about my disability. It took thirty-plus years to uncover a framework to talk about cerebral palsy and I’m grateful I’ve found myself despite those decades h...
A misshapen boat built out of sand. Some beach toys scattered. No one to captain the ship.
I could make out the bow and a seat. Noah and I were racing back to our umbrella swinging buckets filled with ocean water when I spotted a sagging s...
Reading at The Hudson Valley Writers Center. Photo by Lisa DiCarlucci
Noah ate a cookie and then an apple as he heard the story of his birth.
It was the first time I read a New York Times-published essay in public about embracing my disab...
Near my home.
I didn’t dream as a kid.
I wrote that line underneath notes on my four-year-old’s summer camp transportation in a text message to myself. Like my memoir, essays start on my phone in bite-sized fragments. I’ll text myself sen...
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Disabled dad with cerebral palsy of the right side dodging joggers on stroller walks with my toddler. Essays start in my head on those jaunts and then typed during Noah’s naps. First Memoir finished. Words in: NYTimes, USAToday, Writers Digest
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