A-Changin With the Times

This image popped up in my Facebook memories from five years ago. Declan had been diagnosed with autism just days before. I was a different person. Read more, here!

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Wrapping Up the School Year With Fun and a BIG Message!

As the school year comes to a close the kids are having fun. And one professional soccer player had a BIG message for Catelyn. Read more about this, here!

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To a Fresh Start

Even though Catelyn has changed or matured in certain areas of her personality, her image at her elementary school remains. And she has had a hard time changing some others perception of her. Read more about this, here!

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Would You Rather…More Sleep? Yes Please! Autism and Sleep Issues

Every time I think I have the perfect solution to help Declan sleep through the night, he wakes up in the wee hours of the morning – FOR THE DAY! Read more about this, here!

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It’s MAYcember!

It’s the end of the schoolyear which means one thing – it’s BUSY! Then I saw the MAYcember Medley by The Holderness Family and was able to laugh about the chaos. Check it out, here!

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Sometimes the Teacher Isn’t Going to Like My Child

Through the years my kids have had some pretty amazing teachers that liked them. Some haven’t. Read how we have handled those situations, here!

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Our First Field Trip

Yesterday was a first for both Declan and I – a school field trip! Read how it went, here!

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Autism Gender Differences

Different traits? Differences in restricted behaviors? The ability to camouflage symptoms? What are some of the other gender differences in autism? Find out, here!

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Success in the Stack of IEP’s

Looking at a picture of Declan as his preschool graduation I realized how much he has accomplished through the years with adequate support. Read more about this, here!

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School Without Support

I am finding that when a child has a diagnosis, but does not have an IEP or 504 at school, their is little understanding or support. The child isn’t seen as challenged, but challenging. Read more about this, here!

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