Press Pause

I’ve missed blogging. Harrison’s still working on the Selfie For Syd video. But he’s got this thing called high school keeping him occupied. I took a break from blogging. I didn’t post the blogs that I have already written. I pray before I post and it wasn’t time to share those with you all just … More Press Pause

Empty Womb

I have always loved children. I know I am not the only one that made “the list”. Sissy and I made the list of who we would marry, how old we would be, where we would live and how many children we would each have. Of course things didn’t go as I had planned on … More Empty Womb

1 in 59

I must admit that the statistic doesn’t startle me. This statistic confirms that we have a lot of work to do. 1 in 59. That’s the current number of children, identified on the autism spectrum. The number of children being diagnosed with autism is growing rapidly. This is a 15% increase from two years ago. … More 1 in 59

An Open Door

When one door closes. Another door opens. And if you keep banging on a door and you can’t get in. That’s obviously not the door for you to enter. Most importantly always hold the door for the person entering the door behind you. Everything lately seems to revolve around doors. When I saw my front … More An Open Door

The Autism Walk

I wish you could have seen the way she helped set the table up when we arrived at the pavilion. You wouldn’t believe the way she didn’t have the iPad the entire afternoon. Would you believe me if I told you she played on the playground and waited her turn for the slide? I wish … More The Autism Walk

Easy Autism

I’m not sure easy autism exists. There’s nothing easy about it. I wish we could push the easy button, or phone a friend. But it doesn’t always work that way. “I wish my child had autism.” That’s the comment that someone said to me last week. I really wanted to stay quiet or change the … More Easy Autism