You Don’t Even Have a Limp, Lady!
Now I came across this article today as I was perusing Facebook. It was on The Mighty, a website whose tagline reads, “We face disability, disease, and mental illness together.” […]
Raising an Adult Son with Profound Autism
Now I came across this article today as I was perusing Facebook. It was on The Mighty, a website whose tagline reads, “We face disability, disease, and mental illness together.” […]
Now We arrived in Saigon, Vietnam Wednesday to visit our lifelong friends, the Knoblochs and Lewis’s. The Lewis family lives in Saigon and suggested we all go on a Vespa […]
Then I’ve talked a bit about the time before we knew Braden was autistic. The time when I didn’t have the words to say to people when they looked at […]
Now Today I saw a young boy, around eight years old with his older brother. The boy was running away from his brother (I think around 16 years old or […]
Now You know when you’re chatting with a friend and your child, impatient in the car, honks the horn? Yes, that’s happened to me with my daughter (or my husband). […]
Now Today I listened to the Marketplace podcast and I had the opportunity to listen to a father, Ron Suskind, talk about how his son Owen (with autism) learned about […]
Now Phew. I’m not gonna lie. Today was awful. Today we hugged, cried, and waved goodbye to our daughter, Madison. Madi is heading off to university in 2 weeks. Luckily, […]
Now I just had the opportunity to attend a 2 day workshop put on by Michelle Garcia Winner, founder of Social Thinking. Although this workshop is not meant to meet […]
Now: Braden is autistic. Not only is he autistic, but on the spectrum, he would be considered as “severe” or “low-functioning”. What does this mean for him? It means that […]
Then: When we decided that Indonesia was not safe for our family, we also decided we had to move back to America and try to figure out what was going […]