Autism and Vaccines
- Feb
- 05
Since the recent outbreak of the measles throughout the US, the topic of autism and vaccinations has surfaced. As a parent who has three children with autism, I felt I would be remiss if I did not share my experiences or opinion on the topic. When my oldest son was diagnosed with autism I could […]
read moreTalk to your kids every day!
- Feb
- 03
Even if our lives might be hectic, we have to make talking to our children a priority! Please like & share:
read moreThree Reasons To Go To Church Every Weekend
- Jan
- 29
1. Sense of Community – McMillan & Chavis (1986) define sense of community as “a feeling that members have of belonging, a feeling that members matter to one another and to the group, and a shared faith that members’ needs will be met through their commitment to be together.” Going to church provides families with […]
read moreDealing with the Diagnosis
- Jan
- 19
When my first two sons were three and one years old my husband and I received the diagnosis that my oldest son had autism. As parents we were initially crushed. We went through a period of disbelief and were depressed. I did not understand how this could happen to “my son”. We had another son […]
read moreGiving Is Not Only Monetary
- Jan
- 13
One night when our family was out for our nightly walk we came across a car that was having trouble at the intersection. My husband told me that he would catch up with us as he headed towards the car. We continued to walk and inevitably he caught back up with us. His return resulted […]
read moreNew Year’s Resolutions
- Jan
- 02
Over dinner the topic of New Year’s Resolutions surfaced with my children. Traditional resolutions usually are losing weight, beginning to exercise, or quitting something (such as smoking). I can only remember a handful of resolutions I made and I honestly lost interest in them quite rapidly. Before this year I never discussed New Year’s Resolutions […]
read moreThe Blame Game
- Jan
- 01
One day my son came home with a bad grade on his test. He blamed his teacher…. In the last decade our society has turned to the court system to solve disputes. In some instances bringing a situation to the courts is the appropriate recourse if the dispute could not be settled by utilizing other […]
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