Facebook Jealously

My son made honor roll.
My daughter was elected Student Body president.
My kids made the select basketball team.
My spouse was promoted at work.

Bragging about one’s kids on Facebook is a great thing.  Most of the time I love reading about positive things going on in other people’s lives.  It helps me say connected and I like knowing successes that are out there.  At times, though, it makes me jealous.  My kids struggle with mental illness and that causes behavioral issues.  We all work hard to cope.  That doesn’t mean we don’t have successes, it just looks different for us.  For example, the day at school may have started with my son throwing something and screaming but then he cooled down and had a “successful” rest of the day.  This is a win for us.  Would that be an appropriate brag though on Facebook?
Your kid may have passed all her classes for the first time in years-a win!  You may have finally gone to a therapist for help with a struggle-another win.  Your kid made it through a whole soccer game without having a tantrum-woohoo.  Or the whole family went to Six Flags and everyone was nice to each other the whole time-this just happened for us and was definitely a win.
So is it appropriate to share these types of wins on Facebook?  I think that if it is a successful for you and it won’t embarrass anyone in the post, it is okay to post it.  I believe you need to be careful in your wording though.  Best report card in years (with a picture of your kid)=good post.  My daughter finally passed all her classes=negative post because it may shame her.  Junior made it through the whole game relatively happily=positive post.  Junior didn’t though a tantrum the whole game=negative post.
What do you think?