Waiting rooms are oases for mothers of children with special needs. They congregate in these small holding areas, sitting on musty couches, while their children receive the latest therapeutic interventions. Sometimes they sit quietly, sneaking glances at each other while pretending to read year-old "People" magazines. Sometimes they crawl under a row of waiting room chairs and steal a quick nap. But mostly, Waiting Room Moms (WRM) talk. In this article, the author shares her experiences with WRM.