1. Expect the unexpected – be prepared With an autistic child, you never know when something will throw them into a major meltdown. It can happen when you least expect it. Case in point. My grandson is in vacation bible school this week. His mother was a little apprehensive, because it was a large group …
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Over the past few days, I have been experiencing pain in various parts of my body. It may be a result of overdoing it in a water aerobics class a few days ago, anxiety over an up coming trip, a flare-up of CFS symptoms, or a combination of all of these. I tried Tylenol, which …
I am in the relatively unique position of having twin grandchildren, one is on the autism spectrum and one is not. With twins, you are going to compare their mannerisms, their growth, their milestones and their personalities. From the time the were born, we did this with Harper and Granger. One sat up sooner than …