REAL and rough airport travel day navigating multiple disabilities. It’s simply not easy, and the struggles snowball sometimes. Not everyone is kind or understanding, first of all. There are kind people, but as you can see at the beginning the time that it takes for us to get our medical bags checked, get a medical tag for a stroller, and get a pass for an airport escort for my mom — made two women really upset. They said “they should have let everyone else in line go before them” When we went through TSA, we realized my husband accidentally left his multitool in the baby bag before he drove to back to Arizona. He was a marine and so he keeps his multitool with him at all times. I told them to throw it away and Ruben will have to learn the hard way on that one. Payson is hard of hearing so we practice sign language with a mentor and at home. She’s almost two, but only knows about three words in total that she can actually say. She knows more signs than she does words. She also has...