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The Easy Button: Not A Staple Of Autism
Easy is a word with many applications and implications—some of us like our eggs over easy. A task can be […]
Autism: Fighting For Acceptance In A World Of Assumptions
April is here and so is Autism Acceptance Month. Another opportunity to spread acceptance towards autistics across the world. Tuesday […]
The Unique Three-Leaf Clover of Autism
I was recently reflecting over the years and experiences raising a child with autism. Honestly, when I look back part […]
Autism: The Tunnel of Love!
February is the month most associated with love, due in large part to Valentine’s Day. The holiday of love is […]
A New Year and Autism’s Auld Lang Syne
As 2024 comes to an end, self-reflection of this year has been an old acquaintance. Autism continues to amaze and […]
The Nightmare Before Christmas and Autism: Unmasking Expectations
With Halloween just a few days away I’m reminded of the many Halloween nights spent with my own children. The […]
The Holes in the Road to Autism
In life, we encounter and travel different paths. As a parent of a child with autism, those roads can lead […]
Navigating Guardianship and Safeguarding Another Gate: Autism After 18
At some point in our lives many of us enter into a role that we hadn’t anticipated. Caring for a […]
Autism and Marriage: For Better or Worse Vows for a Lifetime
Recently I attended my nieces wedding. Like most it was a joyous occasion filled with love, witnessed by family and […]