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My Huffington Post debut

by | Oct 22, 2013 | Down Syndrome, This and That | 2 comments

As a writer, getting published by the Huffington Post is a big deal. When I got an email from the editor saying they wanted to publish one of my essays, I cheered, I jumped, I clapped. The best part is that my daughter with Down syndrome – the one the article is about – came to cheer with me, not knowing why I was excited. That’s something she does well, she celebrates fully.

I took a couple of classes hosted by The Momoir Project. This essay is a result of one of our writing starts. I have published it HERE, and now it is published by the Huffington Post (hopefully the first of more to come)

So hop on over: What My Mother Knew The Moment She Met My Daughter (<—link)

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2 Comments

  1. Peter DeHaan
    Peter DeHaan on October 23, 2013 at 7:03 am

    How exciting; congratulations!

    I can now say I personally know someone who has published by the Huffington Post!

    • Ellen Stumbo
      Ellen Stumbo on October 23, 2013 at 1:48 pm

      Thank you Peter! It is really exciting. Many times they said no, but I finally made it 😉