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Tag Archives: autism siblings
Safe Travels
After an exhausting month, and following an exhausting day, I dropped the girl off at school and headed to the beach. I had about an hour before I was to teach. I walked for a little bit, then sat in … Continue reading
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Parents….you are enough.
While in LA, I met up with some friends, (more on them in a later post) who mentioned Elaine Hall of The Miracle Project. I was familiar with Hall because I’d done a review on Autism the Musical for Age … Continue reading
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Donate Old iPODS/HELP KIDS WITH AUTISM
Stop the presses! Dynamo autism mom Jess Wilson has had another brilliant idea! Click here to see how you might help.
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He thinks a little pre-paving might be in order…
“Time to start homework!” I say to the kids. Riley sucks in her breath, anticipating disaster before she even begins. Seth leans over to me and whispers, “I think Riley needs to do some ‘Om’ work before she starts her homework.” He puts … Continue reading
Seth is Helpful and Kind
As you know, we sometimes have a little trouble with homework. Often, there’s screaming involved(and it’s not just me). As you know, we have a wonderful little person in this house named Seth. On a recent evening, said screaming ensued, and … Continue reading
Seth
Since this trip is all about Riley and Jingle, Todd wanted to do something special for Seth. He found a Lego store near Columbus and we surprised him on the way to 4 Paws. He was thrilled! He picked out … Continue reading