Don't Be Sorry

This book continues the journey of a mother navigating the complexities of raising her son, Oscar, who has Down Syndrome, sharing insights and experiences.

In Don't Be Sorry, Sarah shares a heartfelt and honest account of her journey as a mother raising her son, Oscar, who has Down Syndrome. This sequel to her first book, For the Love of Oscar, picks up the story as Oscar transitions from age four to nine, detailing the various challenges and triumphs he experiences during this time. With a focus on his life in a mainstream school, Sarah provides insight into the friendships he forms and the reactions of his peers, illustrating both the joys and difficulties of inclusion.

Navigating the complexities of medical appointments and hospital visits, Sarah remains dedicated to educating others about the realities of parenting a child with additional needs. She addresses the misconceptions surrounding Down Syndrome and advocates for a greater understanding of children like Oscar. Her narrative is not only about the unique experiences of raising a child with special needs but also reflects on the universal aspects of motherhood, as she balances the demands of raising three children.

Throughout Don't Be Sorry, Sarah embraces the unexpected path her life has taken. While there are moments of sadness and struggle, they are interspersed with laughter and joy. Her story resonates with any parent, highlighting the importance of love, acceptance, and resilience in the face of life's challenges.