Medical Resources, Inc.

08/30/2025

The love parents have for their kids with disabilities is a fierce one.

It rages under the threat of exclusion.
It swells with each small victory.
It despairs under the weight of fear.
It grows with each passing day.
It moves steps ahead so they don’t get left behind.
It pushes against injustice.
It roars of their worth.

We tire, tire of advocating, tire of doctor and therapy appointments, tire of planning for their future even though the future is still so far.

&- our love does not.

It is always beating, it is always planning, it is always acting.

This is a reflection of what the Divine has given us through this unexpected life and how we have changed through these children we get to cherish.

Our children with a disabilities have grown our hearts and the capacity to love and to love well.

&- we are undone.
&- we are remade.
&- we are grateful for this fierce kind of love.
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08/28/2025

07/23/2025

Giveaway time! One 30 count pack of Chucks pads. Comment if you’re interested and we will enter you in the drawing.

Thank you to the Bentley Family for sponsoring this giveaway.

07/01/2025

Don’t leave us hanging, come see us! 😂

06/30/2025

Ok guys! Here is the official video for the cart giveaway! You’re guessing how far Erica pushed Alisha in the cart. Thanks to Diana for filming our shenanigans and Brock for making sure Alisha didn’t get hit by a car. 😂 Happy guessing.

Closest guess WITHOUT going over wins the cart!

Special thanks to our sponsor Valerie Johnson for providing the cart.

06/23/2025

Who wants a free cart??? Drawing this week. You’ll be guessing how far Erica can push Alisha in the cart! 😂😂😂

06/19/2025

Disabled people belong. ✨

06/11/2025

Sometimes eating looks like family dinners around the table.

Sometimes… it looks like syringes and feeding tubes.

Sometimes our nutrients don’t come from a plate — they come from a pump and a quiet hope that today the formula sits well.

Having a special needs child means we do things differently.

We celebrate ounces gained, not pounds.
We learn medical terms before lullabies.
We walk a path filled with wires, beeping machines, and stares that last a little too long.
But none of that makes our children any less worthy, any less beautiful, any less human.

Different doesn’t mean broken.
It means brave.
It means adapting to survive.
It means being stronger than most will ever know.

So to every mama doing what she has to do — no matter how it looks to others — I see you.
You are not failing. You are fighting.
And there is no room for judgment in a world where love comes in so many forms.

Let’s choose compassion over assumptions.
Let’s choose grace over gossip.
Let’s remember that every child, tube or not, is a miracle worth celebrating. 💛

By:AMS

05/07/2025

To the Parent Raising a Medically Complex Child

Your life isn’t like theirs.
You don’t get the luxury of “normal.”

Your days are filled with appointments, medications, therapies, insurance calls, specialists, and waiting rooms. You’ve memorized medical terms most people can’t even pronounce. You’ve learned how to be a parent, a nurse, an advocate, and a warrior—sometimes all before breakfast.

You’ve cried in hospital bathrooms.
You’ve smiled through exhaustion just to make your child feel safe. You’ve celebrated tiny milestones that most people wouldn’t even notice—because you know how hard they fought to reach them.

You live in a constant state of readiness—
prepared for emergencies, setbacks, bad news, or long nights.
And sometimes… you grieve.
Not because you don’t love your child exactly as they are, but because this isn’t what you pictured.
Because it’s lonely.
Because it’s heavy.
Because no matter how strong you are, you’re still human.

And while others worry about grades or screen time,
you’re praying for stability.
You’re begging for answers.
You’re hoping for one more good day.

But let me say this:
You are doing incredible things.

You are showing up in a way only you can.
You are holding it all—even when your hands feel too tired.
And your child?
They feel your love in every fight you take on.
In every sleepless night.
In every soft word when the world feels sharp.

You are the safest place they have.
And you are doing something sacred, even when no one sees it.

So if no one’s said it lately:
I see you.
I honor your strength.
And I’m proud of the way you keep showing up—every single day.

04/18/2025

How about a ANOTHER giveaway??? This is the BEST hand sanitizer I’ve ever used, some really nice pens, and sticky notes. Happy Easter! If you want to be entered in the drawing, just comment your favorite thing about Medical Resources!

04/17/2025

GIVEAWAY TIME!!! Who needs extensions??? Comment which one you need and we will draw tomorrow!