Sometimes life’s biggest blessings come in the most unexpected packages. Today’s guest, Michigan State Coordinator, Linda Aalderink, has found this to be true in her mothering journey. An hour after her first son, Zack, was born, he faced major medical challenges and shortly after was diagnosed with Down Syndrome. Facing an unknown future, Linda turned to her Heavenly Father who brought her Moms in Prayer.
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Immeasurably More: More Hope, More Joy- Embracing Life with Down Syndrome by Linda Aalderink
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About our Guest:
Linda is the Michigan State Coordinator for Moms in Prayer International (MIP) and has been in a MIP group for almost 30 years! She is the author of Immeasurably More – More Hope, More Joy – Embracing Life with Down Syndrome, and loves the relationships and adventures that God has blessed her with. She’s been married to Rick for 37 years and they are now enjoying an empty nest after prayerfully launching their children: Zach, Ben and Caroline, and Kassi and Stephen. Linda’s new favorite title is Nana, and she and Rick enjoy traveling to visit the grands. When home in West Michigan, they love spending time along the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan.
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We have a special needs son then we came up with an invention and we are trying to get the invention off the ground and wanted to share our story and if you would be willing to chat with us, I would love to share more to see if you guys would be a great fit to be able to share our story and get her name out there? Not sure if you guys do that kind of thing.
Hello Cheri, Thank you for your comment. We don’t advertise or promote other products. However, I think it’s wonderful that you came up with this invention. May the Lord bless you and your family.
Wonderful interview! So encouraging. I will let other moms with special needs know about it and our other great resources for special needs children through Moms in Prayer.
I never get tired of hearing this story – so positive!